Daniel Priestley

And basically, the response was all this incredible intellectual property that British artists had produced didn't generate any taxes for the UK. Don't you've got it now?

And basically, the response was all this incredible intellectual property that British artists had produced didn't generate any taxes for the UK. Don't you've got it now?

Mate.

Mate.

Mate.

Yeah, and we know how that ends. Socialism always ends the same way, in collapse. It just happens over and over and over again. There's a few exceptions to the rule. Democratic socialist countries like the Swedes and Norway, there's some reasons why they haven't collapsed under the weight of a big government, but the vast, vast, vast majority of countries that try this experiment collapse.

Yeah, and we know how that ends. Socialism always ends the same way, in collapse. It just happens over and over and over again. There's a few exceptions to the rule. Democratic socialist countries like the Swedes and Norway, there's some reasons why they haven't collapsed under the weight of a big government, but the vast, vast, vast majority of countries that try this experiment collapse.

Yeah, and we know how that ends. Socialism always ends the same way, in collapse. It just happens over and over and over again. There's a few exceptions to the rule. Democratic socialist countries like the Swedes and Norway, there's some reasons why they haven't collapsed under the weight of a big government, but the vast, vast, vast majority of countries that try this experiment collapse.

The UK has to make a decision post-Brexit, what does it want to be? Does it want to be the USA's 51st state? Does it want to be in lockstep? Does it want to be the fifth Nordic country and become a democratic socialist country? Does it want to be Entrepreneur Island, the Switzerland or the Singapore of Europe? It's got to pick a lane and go for it.

The UK has to make a decision post-Brexit, what does it want to be? Does it want to be the USA's 51st state? Does it want to be in lockstep? Does it want to be the fifth Nordic country and become a democratic socialist country? Does it want to be Entrepreneur Island, the Switzerland or the Singapore of Europe? It's got to pick a lane and go for it.

The UK has to make a decision post-Brexit, what does it want to be? Does it want to be the USA's 51st state? Does it want to be in lockstep? Does it want to be the fifth Nordic country and become a democratic socialist country? Does it want to be Entrepreneur Island, the Switzerland or the Singapore of Europe? It's got to pick a lane and go for it.

Problem is you've got all the people in London who want to be Entrepreneur Island and turn the place into an amazing sort of vibrant place for entrepreneurs to come and set up companies. But you've got all the people outside of London who want it to be essentially the Nordic, fifth Nordic country, want it to be Sweden 2.0 or whatever. Yeah.

Problem is you've got all the people in London who want to be Entrepreneur Island and turn the place into an amazing sort of vibrant place for entrepreneurs to come and set up companies. But you've got all the people outside of London who want it to be essentially the Nordic, fifth Nordic country, want it to be Sweden 2.0 or whatever. Yeah.

Problem is you've got all the people in London who want to be Entrepreneur Island and turn the place into an amazing sort of vibrant place for entrepreneurs to come and set up companies. But you've got all the people outside of London who want it to be essentially the Nordic, fifth Nordic country, want it to be Sweden 2.0 or whatever. Yeah.

Which kind of sucks because the northeast of the UK was the heart of the industrial age.

Which kind of sucks because the northeast of the UK was the heart of the industrial age.

Which kind of sucks because the northeast of the UK was the heart of the industrial age.

And that was the quantum computer of the day. A steam engine, can you imagine seeing a steam engine when it was first rolled out? It's magic. It's like us seeing ChatGPT for the first time. It's like, what the hell have they created?

And that was the quantum computer of the day. A steam engine, can you imagine seeing a steam engine when it was first rolled out? It's magic. It's like us seeing ChatGPT for the first time. It's like, what the hell have they created?

And that was the quantum computer of the day. A steam engine, can you imagine seeing a steam engine when it was first rolled out? It's magic. It's like us seeing ChatGPT for the first time. It's like, what the hell have they created?