Peter Sønderby-Wagner wrote that Denmark and the EU needed more visionary entrepreneurs like Elon Musk and Palmer Luckey, who owned innovative companies in advanced technology with great strategic value, such as SpaceX and Anduril. He believed that such companies could counteract bureaucracy and reduce Europe's geopolitical dependence. He argued that the challenge was not about the conditions for entrepreneurship, but about a mentality that celebrated entrepreneurs, including those who stood out and dared to lead. He criticized what he described as a tendency on X to find negative angles on, among other things, an unusual flying car. Sønderby-Wagner wrote that the debate should instead focus on harnessing the technological revolution rather than on the distribution of power and regulation. He called for a stronger winning mentality in business and wrote that the time required strong men. #iværksætteri #innovation #teknologi (translated)
