01:01:15 · Luca Ferrari, Paul Buser
I'm perfectly fine with say, Silicon Valley or the East Coast in The US being the hubs and one or two notches above. But I think when that gap becomes a vast ocean, it's a big problem, including for the people who live there, because ultimately there's no stability in the world without a level of inclusion and what's perceived as a fair distribution of these assets. And so if we can tilt the scales there even slightly in a good way, think that'd be important. So that gets me up in the morning and again, depending on [01:01:46] S1: the day, it could be one or the other. It's beautiful. I loved the conversation you had with our friend, David Senra. There was one thing he said at the end, struck me. It was understandable that he he said it, but I think I would have a different take. He mentioned that every time he speaks with you, it's amongst the most unpredictable set of responses he could get amongst a founder. I feel the complete opposite. When you think about how you've talked about what you're aiming at, how you're trying to live this integrative life by building this company with no other pursuit than excellence, everything seems extremely rational and fits really well together and just knowing the essence that kinda you exude and then walking around these halls, you can sense it. So congrats on everything you've built and so good to spend time with you. Thank you. My pleasure.