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▶ 1:10:45 Tony Xu Yeah, in the U.K., in Germany, in France, in a lot of European countries actually, this is more the, the norm than the exception, whereas in the U.S. you have, you know, maybe hundreds of different big brands that, that, that, that are… 2 times in the scene

▶ 12:27 John Collison Other markets like Singapore, 14%, France, eight percent, and Germany, five percent are more nascent, but adoption is growing quickly. 2 times in the scene
▶ 23:54 John Collison To make this concrete, one German entrepreneur recently reported, my previous non-German company was incorporated in Delaware and opened a bank account within a few days. 3 times in the scene

▶ 28:42 Julia DeWahl And then I read about, um, Germany and the nuclear power plants.

▶ 0:00 John Collison You spend more on, uh, medical R&D than Germany does.
▶ 8:48 John Collison I liked your way, I liked your way, um, of putting us that you spend more on, uh, medical R&D than Germany does.
▶ 1:16:09 Dave Ricks It was a German invention, actually.

▶ 25:37 Henri Stern Like, selling into France doesn't mean you can sell it to Spain or Germany.

▶ 9:48 Casey Handmer We can just, um, electrolyze stuff at a couple hundred degrees Celsius, and, uh, and then feed that into a, um, high-pressure, high-temperature reactor of the sort that were pioneered in Germany in, like, 19 or five, um, and then out comes…
▶ 27:52 John Collison How causal were the solar subsidies along the way, like Germany's, to solar success on the current cost curve?
▶ 31:04 John Collison What I'm doing with this is, um, if the German subsidies were somehow impactful, and if the Chinese subsidies were very impactful to the development of solar, what are the implications here for 2 times in the scene

▶ 1:02:51 Dan Sundheim Like, you look at it, you're sitting there in Germany, you're like, okay, MAS is putting in tens of billions of dollars.

▶ 1:27:21 Tobi Lütke So I had a front row seat to a world, like, like, the world around me in this small, sleepy town in Germany, um, was irreconcilable with what was becoming possible.
▶ 1:32:10 Tobi Lütke I live now more in Canada than Germany, uh, for long, for longer.
▶ 1:37:39 Tobi Lütke After my German one expired.

▶ 13:57 John Collison Yeah, and you know, there's this home country bias in stock purchasing where people in Germany buy German stocks.

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