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▶ 1:29 Mati Staniszewski So, um, NHS during the COVID response on how you distribute vaccines across, across UK or working with oil and gas industry and figuring out how to optimize, um, the energy, uh, work.
▶ 50:20 Mati Staniszewski And in the UK he's going across places and, and, and, and, and touring across.

▶ 46:16 Torsten Reil For example, the UK, for example, it's very specific about what they're doing in maritime and understandably so, where you want to be like really just national, but then there are other areas where, where you work with allies and you need…
▶ 1:12:28 Torsten Reil I was studying in the UK and, um, I, I was working on
▶ 1:20:33 Torsten Reil I remember sitting, like standing in the shower at one point in the UK and thinking, I would like to do the number one top grossing game.

▶ 57:46 David Senra I flew him over from England to go to this recording with Ed Catmull because Maxim wants to make film, make films.

▶ 45:42 Gustav Söderström If you're good at languages, your language center developers, or the most famous example are cabbies in the UK.

▶ 1:02:32 Evan Spiegel Yeah, people, uh, you know, I think would be stunned to learn that we manufacture core components in the U.S. and the U.K., right, in our own facilities, which allow us to do this really advanced R&D to push the boundaries of what's, you…

▶ 1:14 Brian Armstrong So in other countries where we operate, like in the UK or in Singapore, they only have one federal regulator for financial services.
▶ 37:58 Brian Armstrong And we sort of, he had never heard of Y Combinator, but I convinced him to fly from the UK.

▶ 1:49:15 Patrick O'Shaughnessy Being one of the key guys at KKR, and then went to be, like, one of the most important guys in cryptocurrency, and then went from that to building, like, a grocery store chain in the UK.

▶ 1:12 James Dyson Yes, uh, because I'm really interested in inventions, how, how they happened, who did them, what personalities were behind them, and they are inspiring stories, and luckily an editor of a big newspaper in Britain, um, asked me to do it, so… 2 times in the scene
▶ 57:17 James Dyson From manufacturing made America great, it made Britain great. 2 times in the scene
▶ 1:03:17 James Dyson Uh, so I recruited some people from British universities, uh, who are academics, who, um, knew about electric motors, and we started as a non-electric motor manufacturer, developing our own motor.
▶ 1:24:49 James Dyson So I thought that I'm going to stop, and I'm going to have a little sort of cottage industry making vacuum cleaners in Britain.

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