まずは押さえておきたいのですが、そもそもイノベーションというのは突出した個人が引っ張っていくもの。そのときその人の国籍や民族というのは、ほとんど関係がないと私は思います。「日本は、日本は」と言いすぎるのもどうかと思うし、逆に「日本人はどうやってもダメだ」などと思い込むのは、あまりにも自虐的です。そうやって最初から自信を失ってしまっては、何も生まれません。 コンピュータの世界でもかつては、日本人にメモリは量産できても、オリジナルなマイクロプロセッサなんて設計できないと言っていた人がいました。しかし、ちゃんと「Cellプロセッサ」のような実績もありますしね。とはいえ、インターネットの世界ではアメリカ発の世界企業の優位性が厳然としてあります。Googleはアメリカから来たし、FacebookもAmazonもAppleもMicrosoftもそうです。及川さんはその一つの企業の社員でもあるわけですね
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