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Massive Inflation is Causing Mainstream Bitcoin Awareness | EP 448 · Simply Bitcoin

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I don't believe sufficient ever have a good money against before
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hundred and five the Coin price, 30 8605 chain rewrite day, 713
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And the samurai Whirlpool, unspent capacity, Samurai
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They've got 4380 3.72 Bitcoin in there, Nico, the numbers, the
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numbers, Numbers. Absolutely boring.
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We're channeling what a weekend. It's always it's always a good
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time to stack. It's always a good time to
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stack, and he can keep saying it was a flat weekend and fill keep
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saying, keep keep keep beating that drum of the unspent
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capacity because we are going to make that, you know, they're
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gonna they're gonna, they're gonna make that illegal one day
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bro, mixing services. So, keep saying that as long as
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it's legal for and hopefully, I think that's going to be The
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case for the foreseeable future but eventually they're going to
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go after all the hanging fruit. All the low-hanging fruit, I
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think that's one of them. That being said, guys, I want to
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talk about the battle between Bitcoin and slavery, it's
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heating up. That's what I want to shape the
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episode around today. So the the first section we're
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going to talk about why it's important why Bitcoin is
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important. Why this needs to win?
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Why we don't have another option though.
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Who's going to do is say his fail to lighten up the mood.
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We're going to do the meme review.
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Then after in the news we're also going to get into more
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serious stuff. So starting it out check this
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out. This is the this is blocked
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data, right? And again, I told you why is
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Bitcoin important. Bitcoin is important because it
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protects the individual from debasement or wealth
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confiscation by their governments.
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In as the battle continues to heat up as we continue to go
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deeper into the, then they fight you staged, the
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environmentalists are going to use Bitcoins, you know, energy
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usage as a vector of attack, right?
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And they're also going to go after Self custody.
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Those are the two weakest likes right energy?
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Use a Bitcoin uses a lot of energy and the right to self
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custody, because that could be dangerous because of terrorism
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and money laundering and all that stuff, right?
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So anyways I'm going to start with this.
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This is all these countries that are highlighted represents one
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point. 1 billion people all around the world I'm going to go
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through some of them, right? You have your men 30% seashells,
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10%, Ethiopia, 30, 40, 34% Zimbabwe, 25% Nigeria 16%
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Brazil, 10% been as well at one thousand five hundred and
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seventy-five percent eighty 11% Sierra Leone almost 12%.
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Guinea 13%. So Dan three hundred and sixty
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six percent. Libya 21%, turkey, 20% Belarus,
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10%, Georgia, 12%, Russia. I might add also on there you
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know because of the recent events that are happening,
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Argentina 52% the u.s. it's getting up there right?
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Almost eight percent at seven nine seven point nine percent.
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So why am I going through this whole map?
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Because if it wasn't for Bitcoin, You'd be forced to use
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this fiat currency or other inferior ways of saving your
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wealth. Right.
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For example, if you use gold, right?
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You buy physical gold, which by the way, is a bit coin show, but
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I'm a fan of physical gold, right?
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What? I'm not a fan of his paper gold,
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but unfortunately, most people buy paper gold because physical
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gold is very hard to custody. And think about it this way and
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we've heard horror stories, right of people trying to bring
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their wealth with them. Trying to escape their
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totalitarian regime and they can't transfer their wealth out
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of the country. I know that's the case with with
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you Phil, right? That you have some wealth in
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Canada and you can't take it out of the country, you know?
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Because of the Fiat system, right?
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Are you going to try to cross a border with some bars of gold?
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What are those what are those border guards going to say open
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your bag, please? Bitcoin changes everything.
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Because For the First Time in human history you could store
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billions if not trillions of dollars, literally in your mind
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by memorizing, a 12 word or 24 word, fricasseed phrase, if your
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memory sucks, you could write it down in tiny little microscopic
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letters. You can hide it again.
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A teeth, or under your stock, you can put it under your skin.
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There's so many different ways. The point is, it changes the
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balance of power Bitcoin as much as they would like to tell you,
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this isn't necessary to send Bank, digital currencies case
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they could do all of this stuff. The Central Bank digital
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currencies aren't going to solve the two principal problems.
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They're not going to protect you from debasement and they're not
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going to protect you from wealth confiscation.
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And as we saw in Canada as we saw in Russia, right?
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Ours, we're seeing with the current situation in Russia.
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Governments, these days are confiscating away and their
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debasing away. Bitcoin is literally This, The
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Shining hope this, shining orange, hope in this world of
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darkness and evil, right? And it is the only way for
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people in certain countries. I just read you a couple of them
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to save for a better future. So I'm going to Stats the tone
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that I want to set. Right before we get into the
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other more dark stuff in in whatever.
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Don't let these politicians, don't let these bureaucrats tell
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you that Bitcoin is. Area, that proof of work isn't
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necessary. Without proof of work
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governments, will be able to debase proof of work is what
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keeps it uncorruptible without proof of work.
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They're going to add, they're going to say for National
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Security. We have to be able to manipulate
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the monetary policy. Proof of work is what ensures
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the uncorrupt ability of Bitcoin.
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Right? So I just wanted to say that I
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wanted to make my case for why Bitcoin is necessary.
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Phil what are your thoughts on all this?
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I know there's a lot of information just put into one
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thing now man, that was fantastic and I agree with you
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and it got me thinking there was a tweet from the the Angry
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Chihuahua leader Bob, I'm gonna find it.
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We're gonna find that sweet. Okay, but it's a essentially
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it's a tweet that says something like my hyperinflation or
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something like that, you know, like when hyper and fight like
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one of those, I'm gonna find it for you so we could pull it up.
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So everybody has context but it was it was funny, right?
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Is it he does bring up a good point and it's interesting that
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you brought up that map, right? We see these terrible numbers,
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last, I think it was last month or last quarter, we had what six
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point nine percent, six point, nine percent growth.
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So now we're at 7.9 percent. So okay, to his point
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hyperinflation is not one second like one minute to the next,
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right? It's not like all of a sudden we
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just turn the key and it happens because the thing is, is that
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what we don't? What we Can't appreciate okay
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and I don't know if it's a matter of our human stupidity or
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just our ability to ignore reality, I don't know what it
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is. But how long can these
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governments around the world continue to Kick, the Can down
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the road and make everyone poor. You know as I mentioned in a
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previous episode in Weimar Germany they were able to do
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this for over 20 years and that's just one place.
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They were able to do it for over 20 years and and nobody really
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noticed and now right with the sophisticated, I guess we'll
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call the Every tools that the government's have, maybe they're
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able to extend that even longer maybe?
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Okay, this is something else. We don't know.
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Maybe, we're already in one of those life extension stages of
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them, kicking the can down the road and it's at the end, maybe
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in five years, the, the, you know, the the knob does turn.
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And all of a sudden, we start to see, you know, 30%
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quarter-to-quarter inflation or month to month inflation or
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something like that. Like, when does it become
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hyperinflation? Like, when do we Decide.
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Okay, this is hyperinflation. Is it that we is it that we
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can't afford basic necessities from morning to evening?
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It is it then? And the question is Phil, like
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and then it comes to a question of human, right of natural
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rights, don't you? I would say, right?
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And again, this is considered right wing extremists that
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everyone has the right to save for the future without fear of
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it being confiscated. By the government and it being
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inflated Away by the government as well.
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I think everyone has a right to do that.
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Now I'm not advocating for, you know, the terrorists, you know,
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whatever. But at the same time, it's like
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you arrest that terrorist you, you put them under a trial but
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we're living in an era where politicians and Canada and what
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they did to the Russian people, there was no trial, there was no
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court, it was by decree people had their accounts.
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It's completely Frozen. No trial, no nothing.
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It was just by. So the question that I have for
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you guys is a question that I'm gonna, you know, dictate to
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fill. Is Phil, do you believe that
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human beings have a god-given right to save for better future
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at without fear of it being confiscated, or being debased
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away? My answer is yes, is that a
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radical idea? I would like to think it is.
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It it shouldn't be, it shouldn't be.
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But, for some reason, there's a certain Sir type of bureaucrat
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or politician that for some reason seems to think that it's
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okay to inflate away our value and it's really it's really
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psychotic, isn't it? Because I've said this before,
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they do this to themselves, right?
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Like this is what nobody understands like, like guys,
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like we never get any of this time back, right?
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I got it doesn't matter what your religious beliefs are
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anything like that. Look at the end of the day.
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If we're talking about what's here, and what's material one
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day, we die, which means everything that we do just
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ceases to exist. So like Why do we accept that
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the time that we spend that we can't get back is made to be
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worth less and less. Why do we accept that?
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You know I asked this of myself, you know.
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It's like I'm not just like asking a rhetorical question
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like I don't because hey, I've worked and I've worked in Normie
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job for, you know, over 25 years at least, like I completely
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understand what it is and every single one of us, unfortunately
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uses government Fiat dollars You know, whether you know whether
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we're bitcoiners or not, we still have to interact with the
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system and it's still, you know, it's still robbing us, right?
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We we are, we are robbed by very virtue of participating in this
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system. 100% 100%, dude. It's a shame.
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ways that sense Nico and I do not we do not rehearse a script
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or anything. It just so happens that that
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we're talking about inflation today.
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Anyways. Okay.
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The first part of the fail is this wonderful little speech by
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Ben Bernanke. It's a tweet from Rudy
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havenstein. It's not really Rudy haven't
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seen, I don't think. But anyways, it's the Twitter
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account called Rudy havenstein, anyways, Pimco.
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Oh intern Ben Bernanke and December 2010.
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We will not allow inflation to rise above 2% or less.
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We could raise interest rates in 15 minutes if we had to all
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those times were nice. Right?
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Ha ha ha. Those were the good old days.
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Let's fill take before you play it.
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Could you give everyone a little bit of context of who Ben
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Bernanke is 0. So, at the time, I think he was
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the Fed chair, if I'm not mistaken, Ben Bernanke, was the
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Fed chair at the time. And yeah, he's essentially
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talking about not so subtly he's talking about the interest rates
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and inflation. And without so many words, money
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printing. It is money for it.
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They call it for what it is. So he's a basically, sir, for
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anyone who's following along. He's the Ben Bernanke was the
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equivalent of what Jerome Powell is today.
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Yeah, yeah, exactly. Anyone else?
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Yeah. It's a hard time.
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Okay? Goblin they're all evil goblins.
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And Janet Yellen. Okay, here we go.
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Actually Janet Yellen came right after him and she also said, she
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also said we wouldn't have a financial crisis anyways it
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doesn't matter. Here we go, let's watch this
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vid. We've been very, very clear that
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we will not allow Flash in inflation to rise above 2% or
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less. Can you act quickly enough to
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prevent inflation from getting out of control?
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We could raise interest rates in 15 minutes if we have to.
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So there really is no problem with Using rates tightening
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monetary policy, slowing the economy, reducing inflation at
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the appropriate time. Now, that time is not.
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Now you have what degree of confidence in your ability to
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control this 100%. Very, very dude.
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Let me tell you, let me tell you something object, let me tell
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you something. I no one knows everything 100%.
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I think like there's gravity and there's like a couple things
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that you're just like, there's a very strong probability that
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gravity exists. Maybe, we don't know exactly how
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it works and all that, but you could say, you know, I would
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even say 100% was a 99.999999% when someone says a hundred
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percent bro, full of kaka. Okay?
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That's all I have to say, man, does he have a used car for you?
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Ha ha ha. I mean like, you know, cause
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right away, right? When you start to hear
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guarantees when I think guarantees, I think multi-level
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marketing. I think telemarketing, I right
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away, and this guy is no different and and look in his
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mind, right? Let's, let's play The Other
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Side. In his mind, they have the keys
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to the money printer. So of course they can do it.
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But you see how like right away, like their only solution is to
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what all of a sudden kill the economy from a different angle.
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That's the only solution anyways.
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Okay let's move on from the inflation stuff.
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We're going to go take a look at some shit coining.
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Okay. Here we go.
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He's back. That's right.
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The Pumpkin Man himself for the people who don't know.
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There was a funny video of a lady calling calling Craig right
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out as the pumpkin as the pumpkin patch man or the Pumpkin
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Man. Anyways.
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So look for the people who don't know who Craig Wright is right.
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He's like the, I'd say he's one of the main enemies of Bitcoin
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pretends to be Satoshi Nakamoto has attempted to sue multiple
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bitcoiners including houghtaling not.
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Anyways, every couple of years he comes back and and he stirs
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up shit and this is the latest attempt to stir up shit.
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Let's dive into it Craig, right? To sue coinbase over Bitcoin
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listing. Craig right.
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It will sue coinbase and potentially other exchanges over
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listing Bitcoin Craig Wright confirmed in an interview that
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the biggest legal case in human history will drop later this
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year. I just want to note every single
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time he has threatened Bitcoin or bitcoiners.
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He has always said that it's going to be some earth-shaking
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listen in 2019. I think there was the bonded.
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Courier That was supposed to show up that never showed up for
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that was 2020. Every couple of years.
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There's something new, he's going to drop a bombshell.
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It's going to destroy the Coin, because he is the great Satoshi
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Nakamoto. Anyways, none of that is true,
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but let's, let's continue here we go, the Australian man said
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last year, that the case had been three years in the
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planning. Now, I just want to note for
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years ago, bsv, forked off from from bch, which is Bitcoin cash.
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So, about a year after he shit. Forked, he started planning, he
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started planning this. So I just wanted that.
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I just want that to stick in people's mind while we go.
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Through this article. And then we're if on this
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because all of this is very important.
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Craig Wright will sue, coinbase and probably other major
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exchanges later this year over their listing of Bitcoin, right?
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Who claims that his Bitcoin Fork bsv, is the real incarnation of
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the Bitcoin, white paper yesterday, promised the biggest
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legal case in human history with reference to bitcoin being
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passed off as the real thing by exchanges a proposition, his
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legal backer. Calvin Eyre said was a good bet
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right as a long-standing hatred for coinbase.
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And it is clear that his goal is to force them and others in
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either license, bsv or Force Bitcoin to change.
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Its name or both, keep in mind, nobody owns Bitcoin.
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So, I've no idea how he's going to do that, but this is very
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important, right? Promises biggest illegal case in
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human history, right? Was speaking yesterday to David
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Porter, Chief Operating Officer at Global boost when the subject
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of Bitcoin and bsv came up conversation, that's all right
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up. The stakes in his legal battle
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to force bsv on the world, they're passing off and they'll
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see that later. This year, I'll give you a
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little hint, it's probably going to be the biggest legal case in
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human history. This one's going to make British
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American Tobacco, looks small. It's not clear which of the
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various lawsuits British American Tobacco has been
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involved in that. Right is referring to.
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But in 2015, the company was forced to pay out more than 15
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billion to Canadian. Smokers in a landmark class,
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action lawsuit. This is complete nonsense and
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Hocus Pocus. And and I'll explain why.
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After this is exactly, like he does this all the time.
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Time he takes things that are completely unrelated and then he
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decides that they make sense in context of bsv like it's a shit
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Fork of a shit Fork. It's not the original Bitcoin.
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How do you not understand that? It's just I don't get how he
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doesn't. Anyways let's continue.
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We're going to finish this up and then R if there's a way out
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for coinbase. If they negotiate a license
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lists Bitcoin bsv they get to exist if not we obliterate them.
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So it seems to me much more like it's a bit of a pissing battle
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that they won't list your shit. Um-hum, bud.
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Just remember, I'm only just beginning.
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If you think anyone who opposes me in my original protocol
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survives this that any company that claims BTC is Bitcoin, does
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not go down in flames. 20:22 will be the Harvest Year.
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Please note 2021 was the Harvest here so is 20/20 so is 2019
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okay. Every year has been the Harvest
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year for bsv. And every year there's
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absolutely nothing. Right?
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Claims are centered around his supposition the Bitcoin.
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As it exists now has been so removed from the original Vision
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in the white paper with the introduction of seg with the
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lightning Network and Taproot that it could no longer be
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called Bitcoin. Bsv on the other hand has none
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of these features and scales only by increasing block size
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with the result that bsv miners. Are mining 2gig blocks, this is
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led to the number of nodes able to service the protocol crashing
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from the hundreds when the protocol launched in 2018 to
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just over a dozen Even now with successive, 51% attacks
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occurring on the network. Last year, a case of this size
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would take years to play out. Meaning that Bitcoin holders are
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safe for some time to come yet and possibly forever, indeed.
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Okay, this is this is part of the this is part of the trick
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that Craig does, right? Because he understands he can't
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go after Bitcoin. But if he goes after the
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exchanges, he can make it seem to his bag.
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Like he's actually doing something legitimate, but he's
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not like really. At the end of the day, coinbase
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has no claim over Bitcoin. This is fucking psychotic
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nonsense from a lunatic, anyways.
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Anyways, daycare danger, a dangerous one.
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I might add a danger Bitcoin. Yes.
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And he says Bitcoin is not real, okay.
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So here we go. Let's, let's go back.
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His shit for came out in 2018 or 2019.
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I think it was 2019 or whatever. It doesn't, might get
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difference. Okay, let's take a look at this.
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I'm sorry, I can't get this chart.
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Any bigger? ER, I've showed it before going
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to do my best here. This is the hash rate right?
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As Nico explains so elegantly, which I will do very quickly, it
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is what secures the Bitcoin Network, this Flat Line.
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This flatbed line that is almost non-existent.
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The non-visible is the bsv hash rate, no one's minding this
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shit, this is garbage, this is trash and they're getting
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there's consequences snake, oil salesman, sorry.
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There's consequences of no one minding that which is why it's
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been able to be 51% attack. The hash rate is the
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computational power actively, the average computational power,
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actively mining that specific chain and what pit would fill
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pointed out so well, right is that the bit the the bsv hash
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rate has actually gone down, meaning the network is less
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secure and if you look at Bitcoins hash rate, look at the
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chart, it's actually more secure than when the fork.
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It happens. So again, Focus.
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Not so much on what Craig or all these snake.
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Oil salesman. Czar, telling you what I always
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tell people, if you want to look at the health of Bitcoin, don't
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look at the price, look at the hash rate.
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And look at the amount of nodes backing up the network, both of
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which, in Bitcoins case have gone up exponentially, that
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isn't propaganda. That isn't spin.
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These are things that you could verify on your own.
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You could see it for yourself. Literally bsv is a less secure
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network and the 51% attacks. Multiple have proved that and
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it's centralized, of course. Yes.
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Okay, so hold on, hold on. Last little picture here, just
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to illustrate this. I know we don't like to deal
23:14
with price charts, but I had to put bsv on the logarithmic
23:17
chart, look. This is literally what look,
23:19
this is what you're buying. This is dog, shit.
23:22
Okay. You see what this is.
23:23
This is a long chart of failure. Okay.
23:27
So look. So you've got Somebody here.
23:30
Okay, you've got just just imagine for a second, a depraved
23:35
narcissist. Okay.
23:38
Imagine you've been lying for like the last seven years about
23:41
somebody that you're not and imagine okay?
23:44
You have a very sketchy partner and you're both duping people
23:49
into an affinity scam, okay? How do you keep this ball
23:54
rolling? This is an ingenious plan
23:58
because look the The the trials are done, right?
24:01
Like he's losing one trial after another.
24:03
He just, he just, what was it? He just applauded having to pay
24:07
a hundred million dollars. He gone battle in dude, he call
24:10
that a win. You're smoking Rock Spot.
24:13
That's not a win. You're smoking rocks, and you're
24:14
an idiot. Okay, so so look clearly it's
24:17
going down in flames. Clearly you can't.
24:20
You've got this thing that gets 51% attack.
24:22
You've got this thing with the lower hash rate, so what is
24:25
next? He can't attack Bitcoin itself
24:28
but he can attack Tack the entities like the exchanges,
24:32
he's already tried attacking the devs and granted some devs did
24:36
get scared off and and I can't, I can't blame them because look,
24:39
everybody has look at the end of the day, you're no, none of us
24:42
are better than our incentives. You have families.
24:44
You have mouths to feed to each their own, but you see he tried
24:47
that angle. It didn't work very well.
24:49
Because guess what, he can't go chasing all the devs around the
24:51
world, but he can definitely, he can, definitely go chasing
24:56
centralized, entities and corporations.
24:59
So, enter coinbase, and where is he going, right?
25:03
He's going to coinbase now. See, why doesn't he go to the
25:06
smaller ones and build up a whole little cash of like, I can
25:08
beat all these little people out.
25:10
No, he wants to go where there's going to be the most attention
25:12
and the biggest bang. Because at the end of the day,
25:15
he's a Salesman and he needs to rent seek.
25:19
Anyways, that's, I just thought this was hilarious and like,
25:22
good luck to you bud. You did great, you did a great
25:25
job like illustrating everything.
25:26
Yeah, dude, Craig cswe He's not Satoshi, he's a danger to
25:31
bitcoiners, he successfully used the BS, libel law system, and
25:38
the UK to go. After the Space Cat to go after.
25:41
McCormack to go after Cobra, which he's the maintainer of the
25:45
Bitcoin dot org website. And actually forced bit, dog,
25:49
Bitcoin dot-org, not to offer the Bitcoin software in the UK.
25:54
Write like this guy. He's an enemy of Bitcoin and
25:57
he's using, what's his? Enter the the Calvin ire Alvin
26:02
iron which he's very well-funded.
26:04
He's using his big war chest to go after little guys to convince
26:08
people like yes we are. We are the real Bitcoin but I
26:12
suspect the steam is running out.
26:14
This boat is running out of steam you know.
26:17
And again like I always say this guy's like a wounded animal
26:21
pushed into a corner that's when they get the most desperate.
26:23
He's going for a Hail Mary right now.
26:26
And yeah, dude, this guy's absolutely lost his mind.
26:29
He's dangerous. He's dangerous have, make no
26:31
mistake, right, but I know that bitcoiners are fighting back.
26:34
I know that hot or not. Shout out to him, bro.
26:37
He's, he's fighting, he's sticking.
26:38
He's sticking through that case. What from what I've heard, he
26:40
has a really good case and also Jack Dorsey.
26:43
Set up a fund to protect Bitcoin developers from these types of
26:48
attacks as well. So very interesting.
26:50
We'll stay on top of it like always but Phil it's time for
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know, it used to have a Native American here and that was part
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They also did the same thing with Aunt Jemima, and I know
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they did the same thing with like a sports team.
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that happened in China and they're trying to change
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That's what they try to do with Nikolas.
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Because the irony, though, think of the irony of you of this,
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think about the irony of the, of the, of the, of the of the
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Redskins, dude of the Redskins NFL team due date, and they
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interviewed Native Americans about it and they're like, we
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and it's actually liberals that are completely not related to
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that like ethnicity whatsoever. They're the ones saying, you
28:24
guys should be offended. I'm feeling for you like, dude,
28:28
what it's like with that term. Latin X.
28:30
I'm Latino if you call me Latin, Exile, get very upset.
28:34
Hispanics. Can't pronounce the X but
28:37
they're trying to push it on you.
28:38
Oh, it's inappropriate to say Latino.
28:41
You have to say Latin that? How can we say a lot of next if
28:43
we can't pronounce the X like dude it's man it's Bonkers.
28:47
This is just hilarious. What's happening one anyways
28:51
moving on. Next one.
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Bye. Nisbett and his knees mobit.
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Many don't nin's obit. Many don't know yet few
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specifically Bitcoin, Bitcoin banking system, money, printing,
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politician, rent Seekers can so very nice done Nismo, bitch.
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29:13
guys know him from this is me this is me this you guys know
29:17
him from the Amber thing. Me as a Greek.
29:21
Seeing all the bitcoiners getting mustache.
29:23
Ashes, but Hank, is it potato? Is this cultural appropriation
29:28
so I don't know what's going on with the mustaches.
29:30
I totally don't know what the story is.
29:31
As soon as I figure it out, I'll let you know, if somebody knows
29:34
what it is, drop it in the comments.
29:35
Yeah, but everybody's got mustaches on.
29:37
It's a movement, right? You have, you know, you
29:41
essentially, you have pure Richard, you have Dylan.
29:43
You have all these things that all these bitcoiners that went
29:46
through and it happened to me myself to actually write for
29:51
some reason after You end up with a bunch of facial hair
29:55
specifically, the mustache isn't before Bitcoin.
29:57
You see all these people cleanly shaved.
30:00
So it's kind of a meme. It's kind of funny.
30:02
It's kind of stupid, but anyway, so this is what happens when
30:04
you're bored when the price is channeling anyways.
30:07
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30:22
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30:27
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30:33
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30:36
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30:39
I love? Matt Odell's famous line.
30:42
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30:45
Anyway mean though State? Yeah, it is a great mean.
30:47
Thank you Phil. All right, last one by empty the
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Congress before The Invasion. Lat, what is, how is this legal
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31:04
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31:06
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All these congressmen Geniuses, they happen to be up.
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beginning. And the number section, I was
33:48
just kind of setting the tone, guys, the stuff that we've been
33:53
talking about on this show, For about a year.
33:55
Now it's starting to seep into the mainstream that is because
34:00
this inflation thing is getting out of hand.
34:04
So people are waking up to the fact that there's an alternative
34:10
which is Bitcoin. The government is actively going
34:13
after that potentially going after that, escape valve to use,
34:15
Christine lagarde's on word, that, this inflation thing is
34:19
caused by the government themselves printing record
34:22
amounts of money. We've been talking Telling you
34:25
this in fact that's what we mostly cover on this show but
34:29
the good news is that it's finally sleep seeping into
34:33
mainstream conscious, it's seeping n.
34:36
And that is a big deal is a big deal for this revolution.
34:40
This the battle for self custody is being brought in front of the
34:45
mainstream Consciousness and it's a huge deal and where was
34:49
it? Brought and in front of
34:51
mainstream Consciousness on Tucker Carlson tonight, who is
34:54
Tucker? Austin tonight.
34:55
Why is he a big deal? He is the number one watched
35:00
table K Television primetime. Host in America right now, and
35:04
if you see the key demographics, 25 to 54 Tucker Carlson has 743,
35:10
which is that's how that this rating system works.
35:12
And if you compare that to everybody else it is much much
35:15
higher. And if you look, I think this is
35:18
the number of viewers, right? 3.9, almost 4 million active
35:23
viewers on. He averaged episode that he
35:26
does, right? And the closest is Hannity and
35:29
he's at 3.1 so Tucker basically almost has a million more
35:34
viewers and if you compare that to CNN CNN is in the millions,
35:38
you know, here's eight hundred thousand million million 1.4,
35:43
you know, we have the 5, which is 3 .8 gets pretty close right.
35:46
But Tucker again is the, you know, the big dog.
35:50
So why is that important? Why is it important that this is
35:53
happening? This is pouring it because These
35:55
are Concepts that bitcoiners have been screaming from the
35:58
rooftops, but again, it doesn't really matter if it doesn't
36:02
reach mainstream Consciousness. So what I did is I made a
36:06
montage of some clips of what Tucker did, its pretty long.
36:11
It's about four minutes for four and a half minutes and you'll
36:14
start to hear things that fill in.
36:17
I especially if you you know, if you've been subscribed to this
36:21
channel for you know, a couple months now, you'll Art to here,
36:25
Tucker talk about things that we have been hammering and home for
36:31
the last year, but he has four million people watching his show
36:37
night every night so absolutely crazy.
36:39
I think there's a historical moment.
36:41
Anyways, let's say oh and by the way, last comment, Michael
36:44
sailor, definitely orange killed this man.
36:46
Let's check it out. How long before the accuse you
36:48
of collusion or disloyalty or some other hard to Define crime,
36:52
declare you An Enemy of the State and then confiscate your
36:54
bank Something very much like that just happened in Canada, we
36:58
don't imagine. It could happen here mostly, we
37:00
just don't think about it. Some topics cannot be hidden and
37:03
inflation is one of them. Google can delete all the search
37:06
results it wants. But you still know what
37:09
hamburger and gasoline cost because you go to the store, you
37:12
know exactly how bad inflation is.
37:14
So what's causing it what is the root of the inflation if you
37:18
want to know the answer to that question?
37:19
The fastest way to get it is to check to see what politicians
37:22
are denying whatever they claim is.
37:24
Not the Cause of inflation almost certainly is the cause of
37:27
inflation and with that in mind here's Joe Biden telling you the
37:30
government spending, has nothing to do with it because American
37:33
people think the reason for inflation is government spending
37:35
more money, simply not true inflation.
37:39
Is a function of money supply. The more money you have in
37:43
circulation, the less that money is worth the month after Biden.
37:46
Became president, the supply of US dollars in circulation,
37:49
increased more than ever had before in a single month and
37:51
then it kept going higher month after month after month.
37:55
As the administration and the Congress kept the money tabs
37:57
open. And that's why we have historic
37:59
inflation now because they printed too much money, it's not
38:01
complicated, but it's not the whole story.
38:04
It did not start with Joe Biden to be fair in the months after
38:07
the 2008 financial crisis, the Federal Reserve de sumed,
38:09
emergency powers to respond to the financial collapse.
38:12
Now, if you're only seeing a theme Here, the people in charge
38:15
giving what I did fill in. I just talked about during the
38:17
fail. And during the thing, we have
38:20
been hammering. These points home guys, for many
38:23
many months now, The fact that this is being spoken about front
38:28
of 4 million, people is absolutely, this is changing,
38:34
this is waking up the Consciousness and people are
38:38
going to start asking questions and of course, where does that
38:41
lead to bitcoin baby sobs emergency powers in the face of
38:46
a crisis? They created you may be on to
38:47
something but any case after 2008, the FED dropped interest
38:51
rates to near zero and then begin printing money.
38:53
This was supposed to save. Our economy and maybe it would
38:56
have saved the economy if it had ended at some point.
38:59
But it did not end it, went on to the present-day that's nearly
39:03
14 years. And in the process, what was
39:06
designed to save our economy, destroyed our economy.
39:10
And now, we're at the end stage. The FED is out of Tricks.
39:12
So when you reach a state as we are now, you really have only
39:16
two options you can pretend it's not happening or you can blame
39:20
someone else for it and get rid of cash of course.
39:25
That's clearly, the plan. Joe Biden has just signed an
39:27
executive order, directing the government to go to study the
39:29
impact of cryptocurrency on financial stability that over
39:32
also asked the FED to explore creating a new digital currency
39:36
to be clear. Once they control the money,
39:38
they control. You completely, you have no
39:40
Freedom whatsoever. If they can take your money away
39:43
with a keystroke and it Carter is the co-founder of coin
39:46
metric. It's a blockchain data,
39:48
aggregator, you joins us to assess, this naked, Ona me
39:50
paranoid, but the US government has no right To take away my
39:55
cash, and if they want to, then maybe it looks like Gomez out of
40:00
it. Seem fair.
40:02
Yes certainly the digitization of cash is something you should
40:06
absolutely be concerned about the politicization of finance
40:09
and financial rails you have is well underway in the stereo
40:12
currently browned the CBD. See the enthusiasm for cbc's at
40:18
the executive, something we should be deeply worried about
40:21
so just bottom-line it for us. I know they would very much like
40:25
to regulate cryptocurrency to control it to make certain that
40:29
you can't make any transaction outside of their control.
40:32
Capable of that. Can they do it?
40:36
It really depends. Honestly, I mean we've seen some
40:38
troubling legislative developments in the last year
40:42
that have been aimed at making it more challenging and
40:45
effectively just legally harassing cryptocurrency,
40:48
entrepreneurs and cryptocurrency users and so they are tightening
40:52
the Noose to a certain extent. Now could the u.s. ban you know,
40:56
direct ownership of cryptocurrencies that would be
40:59
an extremely significant move. I don't know if you know that
41:03
would really work in a country with property rights like our Is
41:06
that would be something akin to being, you know, the private
41:10
ownership of gold. Obviously, that did happen is to
41:13
work in the US, but I think there's a significant enough,
41:17
you know, crypto user base in this country that that would be
41:20
very difficult for the governor to kind of push through.
41:24
Okay. So a lot to cover their, there's
41:26
a lot guys. This is a historic fucking
41:30
moment, okay? Because you essentially have
41:34
What, you know, the side people on the sidelines have been
41:40
talking about, you know, stuff that you read in the book you
41:43
know, creature from Jekyll Island, right talking about it's
41:45
the money printing. That is causing this stuff right
41:49
and at the same time you also have hey look you know, good to
41:54
use, Tucker's words, cryptocurrencies and alternative
41:57
but they actually might go after Self custody which is a topic
42:01
that we've been covered. We've been covering tremendously
42:03
on this show. Guys, this is historic.
42:06
This is definitely seeping into the mainstream Consciousness,
42:09
100%. I just hope this doesn't become
42:12
a bipartisan issue. It looks like it's, it looks
42:17
like it that's happening because what we see from The
42:19
Establishment left is ferocious fight.
42:23
And then what you're seeing from The Establishment, right?
42:27
Other than Donald Trump is an embracement of these ideals so
42:30
that that is an unfortunate development.
42:33
But dude, that's absolutely crazy man.
42:36
I'm so glad that this is being talked about the Battle for self
42:40
custody is being talked about in front of such a large audience,
42:44
man. This is the beginning of it
42:46
going mainstream Phil. I see it as more and more people
42:49
flee inflation than they flee into something that can't be
42:52
debased. It can't be confiscated.
42:55
Dude, I suspect this is going to accelerate and of course, with
42:59
more Bitcoin adoption and you technology, you know the price,
43:03
you know it does its thing. I'll just say that.
43:05
So dude, historic moment, bro, I still have who Goosebumps, what
43:09
are your thoughts on this film? You're muted.
43:13
Sorry Nick Carter looks like Gomez Addams.
43:16
Well, there's the mustache. There's the mustache.
43:18
There's the mustache so Props to him.
43:20
Wait, wait to look very sophisticated huge fan of Gomez
43:23
Addams and his and his swords and his dancing moves.
43:26
So, good for Nick Carter. That's besides the point why
43:29
they showed etherium makes no sense.
43:32
That's a shit coin has nothing to do with freedom has nothing
43:34
to do with sensor. Resistance, has nothing to do
43:36
with stopping the government from being able to screw you so
43:40
that made no sense to me. I think the other piece is and
43:45
this is something that's been mentioned by much smarter
43:47
guests. You know that than obviously,
43:49
it's I should say smarter people than myself is that there is
43:54
Bitcoin the token and there is Bitcoin the network.
43:57
And I think a lot of us don't really understand the true
44:02
implications of the censorship resistant, nature of Bitcoin,
44:07
the network itself. And I think that this I think
44:13
that this is what is going to matter.
44:15
I mean, yes, obviously you know, Bitcoin the token but I believe
44:18
that the network is going to be extremely important in going
44:22
forward in the future for being able to enforce Freedom, not
44:27
just monetary Freedom, possibly, even communication, Freedom.
44:32
So look we're definitely in. We're definitely in for you
44:36
know, for hell of a fight. I'm just afraid at the same time
44:43
that we're also going to get kind of pulled into the, you
44:46
know based on just that interview right where he showed
44:49
a theory am. I'm afraid that we're gonna
44:51
there's we're going to continue this ridiculous fight with the
44:54
shit coins. Yeah we had there we have to
44:56
keep differentiating and explaining like this is not
44:58
Freedom money. This is just garbage, you're
44:59
getting tricked. So to give just never you know
45:02
to give Marty bet credit when he went on Tucker.
45:05
He mentioned Bitcoin and unfortunately Nick mentioned And
45:10
season of course, as following his own incentives.
45:12
I think he'd started this whole fund, the huge fund, raise a
45:15
bunch of money, I think they're focusing on cryptocurrency.
45:17
So hopefully again, the shit coins are designed to take away
45:23
your Bitcoin, their centralized meaning they can't separate
45:26
money from State successfully. Only Bitcoin could achieve that,
45:30
right? And I think that's going to be.
45:32
I think people will learn that over time.
45:34
Hopefully not by burning their finger on the stove too much.
45:36
Anyways, one last piece again the battle.
45:40
Liz heating up, guys. I keep trying to hammer this
45:42
into your heads. You are going to have to pick
45:45
between Bitcoin or slavery, bad news from the European Union.
45:50
This is a there's a tweet thread by Patrick Henson, bad news for
45:53
Bitcoin and cryptocurrency in the you the proof of work ban.
45:57
And remember I said that this was backtracked.
46:00
Apparently check how sneaky this is.
46:02
We have some dark Forces at play.
46:05
Has basically made its way back into the draft of the European
46:08
Parliament, that will be voted on.
46:10
In the committee on Monday. Four days ago, the repertoire
46:14
dr. Sefton Burger tweeted that his
46:16
new compromise dropped. Any band /, addressing proof of
46:19
work. Now, just before the vote a
46:22
last-minute draft brings back the ban.
46:26
This was added back member, they took it away because of the
46:30
pushback and then they added it at.
46:32
They added it back in at last minute.
46:35
So we wouldn't have time to respond.
46:38
This is totally unexpected and I I was too quick to dismiss that
46:41
yesterday. The wording of the proof of work
46:43
has been has changed. But in effect, it is essentially
46:46
the same crypto assets that are deemed unsustainable who's
46:50
deeming. What is sustainable or?
46:51
What is unsustainable? Oh, the ESG guys.
46:55
Oh Klaus. Yeah, why not right?
46:58
The existing cryptocurrencies shall set up and maintain a
47:01
phase roll out to plan to ensure compliance with such
47:05
requirements. So again, this is an escalation,
47:09
right? And Look to kind of debunk a
47:11
little bit, right? This is a how much energy the
47:15
European or how much energy. The, how much electricity that
47:18
European Union? Generates fifteen thousand, four
47:20
hundred, and thirty 83 terawatt hours.
47:23
This is how much Bitcoin consumes 30 point seven.
47:27
So it's literally only point one, nine, eight percent of the
47:31
eu's total energy generation, but they're so hell-bent, on
47:37
trying to ban it even though it's only Only point one percent
47:41
of the energy usage. Why is that?
47:45
Well, it's very simple and Ted Cruz actually said this the
47:48
other day, it's the same reason that the Chinese Communist party
47:52
Band. Bitcoin because they cannot
47:57
control it. They cannot control the monetary
48:00
policy. They cannot manipulate their
48:03
population through monetary policy as long as there's
48:06
Bitcoin, so they're trying to use the environment.
48:11
To attack it. So we have two battles in front
48:14
of us, we have the battle for Bitcoins, right to the mind and
48:19
we have the battle for self custody.
48:22
Those are the two things in front of us.
48:24
But the good news is is that thanks to Tucker really?
48:29
Now this is seeping into mainstream Consciousness.
48:32
What is really going on here? And remember, no, and I got this
48:36
from Andreas Antonopoulos. No one cares until the money
48:40
breaks. And make no mistake, the money
48:43
is breaking. And when the money starts to
48:45
break, people don't give a shit about what the guy in the suit
48:48
has to say about inflation people care about putting food
48:52
on their table, for their families, and Bitcoin provides
48:57
that solution without fear of it, being confiscated, or
49:02
without fear of it being debased bill.
49:07
I would, I would love to see. I mean, I know that that's
49:11
Legislation coming out in the EU but I would love to see support
49:17
for proof of work. Coming out of all opposing, all
49:22
opposing parties and all opposing views, right?
49:24
Because let's be honest, at the end of the day, Bitcoin is about
49:28
individual incentives and the individual incentive to be able
49:32
to store your value, and to be able to, to be able to transfer
49:37
value without censorship. So, the He is, is that that
49:42
works for everyone. So I think, you know, so I think
49:46
that it's, you know, even though they keep trying to reintroduce
49:49
this legislation in our nonsense about power course, it's about
49:52
power. But you know what?
49:53
Other words has nothing to do with the environment.
49:55
Phil has nothing to do with our environment, but at some point,
49:58
right, at some point individuals, have to decide,
50:00
right? Like it's like, you know what,
50:02
this is who gives a shit about the environment.
50:04
This is what's right for me, and Bitcoin is what's right for me.
50:06
And you know through doing that these these conglomerates,
50:10
right? They can't, they can't sustain
50:14
power. If they can't convince
50:15
individuals to play along, so the longer Bitcoin continues to
50:19
exist, the longer, it continues to stick around the longer, the
50:22
messaging continues to be out there.
50:25
The more hearts and Minds were going to capture.
50:28
Absolutely man, I completely agree.
50:31
Government, money needs coercion, Bitcoin.
50:34
Just incentives that people just following their incentive.
50:37
There's no coercion required. But I also think, and just to
50:40
lead say this one. Or time it is it is historical
50:44
that these types of discussions that you see you know in the
50:48
intellectual dark web, right. You kind of see this in the
50:51
sidelines of YouTube with a Bitcoin show.
50:54
I love that these discussions are now being talked about
50:57
Primetime TV in front of millions upon millions of
51:00
people. That's the way when is when is
51:03
the Bitcoin are going to go on The Joe Rogan podcast like when
51:06
is that gonna happen? Because that needs to fucking
51:09
happen, right? So anyways, Dude, I think we're
51:12
winning this Phil that's what my guts telling me.
51:14
I think we're winning this but dude, all the rot all the
51:17
totalitarian is all the tyrants on both sides of the political
51:20
Spectrum are coming out of their caves to try to fight this
51:23
thing. So y'all but hey.
51:25
You know what? Honey badger doesn't care
51:28
anyway. So there was an open source
51:30
software released today. Why do you tell everybody about
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have websites by plebs. Oh, that's right.
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They both come with tamper-resistant wire and the
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From Amazon. That's right.
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Thanks. That was the website by plebs.
52:46
Anyways, Phil why don't you tell everybody about our podcasts?
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All right, so if you want to check us out on our Audio Only
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Awesome. Thank you.
52:59
Phil. By the way guys, when we do the
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open source software releases and the website by please, those
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are not endorsements. Those are not sponsors.
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Those are, those are websites that we pick on our own that
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we've used, you know. No.
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The software we've used the website, we like it and bust
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want Andy. And there you go.
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We want to highlight, you know, this show at the end of the day
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