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▶ 48:29 Mati Staniszewski Uh, given we, we, we, we spent, um, and most of our team is in Europe, spend a lot of time with the European teams and governments of how we think about building sovereignty and, and, and, and how important this, this, this will be.
▶ 1:10:20 David Senra Every time I go to Europe, I have the same thought when I get back, I should drink more.

▶ 1:57 David Senra But you said something like a 100,000 of your drones could prevent a land war in Europe.
▶ 8:26 Torsten Reil We all independently had thought that there needed to be a new defense company in Europe. 6 times in the scene
▶ 13:40 Torsten Reil You know, both in the US as well as in Europe, but at the time it was extremely unpopular. 2 times in the scene
▶ 19:08 David Senra Okay, so the identification of what was missing in Europe, right, which leads to this mission that we need a European defense tech company, then the mission comes before the conviction, or the conviction comes before the mission? 4 times in the scene
▶ 24:55 Torsten Reil And the situation had become, you know, more difficult, um, for, for Europe because a lot of those radars had become software defined, which means that they,
▶ 28:43 Torsten Reil And we went into it and invested a lot of money into it, um, knowing that Europe didn't have anything like it and that we felt, um, this is going to be a big category and that we could contribute something to it. 2 times in the scene
▶ 41:04 Torsten Reil And, you know, we're set up as a European company.
▶ 49:37 Torsten Reil And, and, you know, there will be big, um, autonomous hydrogen programs in Europe as well now.
▶ 1:22:00 Torsten Reil And it, it contributed to some of the European, I think, um, perceived malaise, um, you know, people talking themselves and each other down.

▶ 1:06:14 David Senra I've been there four times in like, 14 months just to talk podcasting because I'm obsessed with this.

▶ 21:26 Gustav Söderström I don't think it was luck because if you look at the things he's doing now, it's in that same space of being good for the, for, for the world and, you know, for Europe, et cetera, rather than just more money.

▶ 54:23 Adam Foroughi Um, most of the companies you work with, they're not even in the States, they're in Europe and Asia.

▶ 22:51 David Senra But he told me something interesting, because, you know, basically the story was, he's just like, listen, I built the DoorDash of Europe, I guess is how Volt was described. 2 times in the scene

▶ 2:08 Marc Andreessen And then, you know, kind of this kind of guilt-based whammy, you know, kind of showed up, ah, from Europe, from Europe, ah, a lot of it from Vienna, you know, 1910, 19 twenties, Freud and all, all that, that entire movement.
▶ 29:55 Marc Andreessen Slow growth economy of Europe into the new high growth economy of the US.

▶ 9:33 Michael Ovitz I did a, ah, when I was in town, which I tried to be in town four days, three to four days a week, but I traveled to New York every week, to Japan once a month, and to Europe once a month, and, but I did, I, I decided to do everything…
▶ 14:50 Michael Ovitz Now think about that, and think about Europe being at my home with 300 pieces of art hanging, right? 2 times in the scene
▶ 2:02:32 Michael Ovitz I could be in Europe.

▶ 1:38:45 David Senra But I, um, I did one on one of the, the most successful entrepreneurs in Europe named Amancio Ortega. 2 times in the scene

▶ 16:50 Daniel Ek Like, you know, uh, it was from everyone in my school, maybe in the early days to everyone in Stockholm, um, some somewhat later to everyone in Europe at some point.

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