About the value of curiosity: About a gin with Florian Rabanser

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2.9.2024

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'Creative - wow! '

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“Openness is the most important thing of all — together with curiosity! ”

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You spoke earlier about... as what defines you, what makes a significant contribution to your success. If we think of Europe now, what could this be for Europe? What makes Europe positive for you, what makes it unique?

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And what makes your region unique, culturally, humanly? Or to put it another way: What more of you would Europe like to have?

What do you want for Europe in the future?

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More of our diverse cultural influences — that's it!

The topic of “openness” — it always really moves me — and Florian is very good proof for me of what you can achieve with openness.

Against the background of all the different cultures that we have in Europe, I wonder whether this is not exactly where we lack an appropriate openness - for each other - what we could achieve when we make greater use of the creativity and innovative power that results from this.

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