Billionaire Peter Thiel argues European tech founders are too risk-averse, cashing out early instead of pursuing global scale. He contrasts this with Silicon Valley’s embrace of failure, citing Mark Zuckerberg’s rejection of a $1 billion Facebook offer. Venture capital data shows the US significantly outpaces Europe in funding and large investment funds, highlighting a persistent gap.
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