And I think you have to read J.D. vance's speeches in Paris and Munich in this context. And, and again, I'm a European historian. I've lived in four European countries, and I have enormous affection for Europe. Historically, The Europeans decided to go to litigation and regulation rather than innovation. They're the literally the exact opposite of Silicon Valley. That's interesting. In the long run, that's a losing game. (16:21–16:27)
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