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entrepreneurship
So I think that set a frame for me for how I thought about things and how do I wanna spend my life and energy. I think that's really it. It's this commitment to building. Part of what's interesting about the heretics that I'm drawn to is that they're
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to take a part in resisting them and to commit myself on the boisterous ocean of political passions. The founding fathers to your point, J. Cal and Chamath, were vehemently committed to The United States being a free market, being a place where peopl
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...you know, patriotic capitalist and I'm throwing money away. Like, I think this is the biggest business opportunity of our time, and it's sitting right in front of my face and no one's looking at it. And so I'm gonna invest in it. Today, we're sharing
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...patriotic Yeah. I was thinking about that. To earn support, which I think we should talk a little bit about as well. Definitely, we should talk about that. You're seeing that all over across industries. It's this we're good for American. It's the Ame
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It is a company that I think everyone is just so happy exists and realizes that, hey. We need modern defense contractors, not ones that were built in the nineteen twenties. So what is it about the American way that fires you up and says we should hav
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I also think that capitalism is this huge advantage that we have here in America because we call on the capitalistic system in order to deliver the goods to the department. The department really doesn't make anything. It's buying it from companies. A
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because of the CCP can control all of its best talent and direct them. You have to be working on this. And, you know, that actually puts us on the back foot when America can't recruit the right engineers to, you know, to work on important companies.
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...acting patriotic Yeah. I was thinking about that. To earn support, which I think we should talk a little bit about as well. Definitely, we should talk about that. You're seeing that all over across industries. It's this we're good for American. It's
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in in my my career I've seen, like, the number of people emailing me, retweeting it, saying, like, this is this is where Silicon Valley is going. And within six months, the the term American dynamism had become this kind of hilarious Internet meme. I
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...entrepreneurship as a founder and now as an investor. And I really felt like it was my duty to kinda protect that way of life. And so served in the marines, came back, ended up going to school, did the whole startup founder thing, had some wins in th
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American exceptionalism Mhmm. Being the primary one, and, you know, the culture of American exceptionalism. We are a young country. We're a hungry country. I think other countries maybe are not as hungry, because they're older. And, when I meet famil
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And and and you said an important thing, which I just wanna double click on because I would love your perspective on this. I do believe that president Trump views the lens through economic patriotism. I've been largely convinced that I think that tha
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...entrepreneurship, not on past performance, but, like, what can you do for me today? What can you deliver today? Can we do can we put out the demand signals and then have you actually deliver it against against those, not look at what you did ten year
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You're not supposed to take any risks. The government basically pays for your r and d, so you have no skin in the game. And, yeah, you're still able to make a small number of exquisite things, but that system is anti heresy. You can only do the conve
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not necessarily the, you know, the other parts that that people always point to and say, makes America great. So in some ways, I think, like, there's there's a ton of alignment between how the people view, why it's so necessary to build for America i
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It brings me back to, like, our Berkshire Hathaway episodes and, you know, like, believe in America, believe in the power to, like, make things better. Yeah. And there's a lot of the opposite side out there right now. So maybe to start, could you tel
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“Why big companies kill entrepreneurial spirit and how to survive it”
very, very difficult. We hear over and over and over again from people who have an entrepreneurial spirit and are working inside companies that are just not set up for them to succeed, to generate th
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