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The US vs. China Manufacturing Debate My first debate between Sam D'Amico, founder of Impulse, and Aaron Slodov, founder of Atomic Industries. Timestamps: 0:39 Introductions 11:34 Is it possible to reverse America’s manufacturing decline? 16:37 Where would Sam invest $100M in a factory today? 21:28 How California made it...

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My first interview with Lulu Cheng Meservey, Founder of Rostra. 0:07 How to Destroy a Terrorist Group 3:01 What Makes a Great Cult Leader 4:42 Unleashing Palmer Luckey 7:34 Why Elon Is Unpredictable 10:41 Demanding a Hardcore Culture After the X Acquisition 13:41 How Napoleon Rallied Troops to Volunteer for a Suicide Mission 18:24 Choosing Who to Alienate 20:59 Picking Someone to Fight For 22:59 Deterrence and Shaping Incentives 25:19 Why Google Had an Activist Problem 29:12 Tyrant Mode: Stopping a Leaky Culture 32:11 Building Loyalty 35:58 Why Visuals Are So Powerful 37:40 Time to Train AlexNet: Jensen Huang and Inventing Metrics 39:36 Why People Root for You 42:15 Recruit Based on the Spirit Not the Letter 43:20 The Three Levels of Story 51:01 Secret Truths and Trusting Yourself 55:25 Cicero’s Impossible Trial 58:11 Offense vs Defense 1:03:44 The Roman Concept of Auctoritas

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First interview with Casey Handmer (Casey Handmer) Founder & CEO of Terraform Industries Industrializing Rome, terraforming Mars, chewing glass and staring into the abyss. 0:27 Terraforming Mars 3:14 Why solar will be our main power source long-term 5:42 How to create more Elon's 8:37 Starting companies that won't be built if you don't build them 19:55 Playing Factorio IRL 22:17 What role suffering plays in greatness 24:47 How to Succeed at MrBeast 34:21 How Elon makes things happen 50:58 Industrializing Rome 55:50 We are still using leaded gasoline 1:00:10 China's looming demographic catastrophe 1:07:42 Creating incentivizes to have more kids 1:12:16 O'Neill Cylinders, Building a Mars base 1:19:54 Government strangling innovation 1:33:48 Chewing glass for the love of it 1:39:17 Closer to critical infrastructure than hoped

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