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Save Yourself From PayPal Confiscation with Bitcoin | EP 597 · Simply Bitcoin

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Yo, yo, yo. Today is October, 10, 20 22.
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Welcome to Simply Bitcoin. We are your number one source
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for the peaceful Bitcoin Revolution recover, breaking
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news, culture. Me Matic, Warfare, we will show
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you. Why only Bitcoin only Bitcoin
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can give you true Financial Sovereignty.
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And when we say that, we obviously mean Freedom, today's
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going to be a very special show, we're going to talk about the
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PayPal debacle, they kind of walked it back a little bit
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there. Their stock, tanked as well.
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I think they got caught red-handed.
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I think they knew exactly what they were doing and I think that
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if you want to know what Central Bank digital currencies are
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like, all you have to look is look at the PayPal example, many
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ways before we get to that. I also want to give a very
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special shout-out to my awesome co-host.
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The one, the only the legendary, they always optimistic.
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Are you doing Opti? I'm doing good?
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Because I'm doing good. We gotta, you know, we got a
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weekend for one Scott. Well rested rested, ish.
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But you know, we always need a longer break because this this
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content game really is. It's fucking draining, man, like
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mentally draining over here but can't stop the signal.
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We are continuing on the mission of spreading the, some money
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gospel. So I'm excited to hey and
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furthermore, you know, just as this PayPal news that was That
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was pretty crazy to see happen over the weekend and to see it
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all play out. So I'm excited to get the Neko
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Jones tip on this one but I honestly was waiting for you to
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introduce two guests first because you know, there's my boy
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right here. Yeah, it's the one, the only you
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guys all know him. If you guys haven't seen him,
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you have seen him. You just don't realize it.
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You have that, you have seen his beautiful artwork.
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The meme Factory uses, it simply uses it, tone, vases uses it and
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many, many more people that Sure.
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I don't know of. But how you doing?
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World of Rusty and great. I am and I'm pumped.
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I'm pumped to be on simply Bitcoin.
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What's up? It's 3 a.m. so it's a little bit
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early but um but I'm pumped, I haven't slept.
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There's no sleeping and Bitcoin you should always be, okay?
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I did you tell everybody what the shirt?
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Where you going to cover today? Oh yeah, I know I didn't.
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Alright. So today's culture segment, I
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was going to cover this on Friday but we did the interviews
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for the mining conference and it's an article from Bitcoin
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magazine. And it's titled you are
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responsible for introducing those around you to bitcoin and
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this is something I talk about a lot on the show.
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So I think there's going to be a good discussion with with Nico
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and of course, Rusty here today. So starting Monday strong and we
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will be on the mission of spreading the sound money.
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Gasps Bonnie, go beyond the man you.
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Alright, jeon Jin is, don't kill me.
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I'm still working on it. I'm tired, but let's get to the
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Point 78 percent market capitalization 368 billion
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dollars with Abby. Bitcoin is still a tiny little
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baby. Anyways, what I want to talk
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about today guys was I want to give a shout out to Ben
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Bernanke. He was the chairman of the fed
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and he got the Nobel, the noble economics prize awarded because
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of how he acted during the financial crisis and what
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Exactly. Did he do?
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Well I'll let him explain it in his own words.
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Let's check out this 60 Minutes clip.
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Treat, is that tax money that the FED is spending its not tax
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money? The banks have accounts with the
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FED much the same way that you have an account in a commercial
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bank. So to lend to a bank, we simply
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use the computer to mark up the size of the account they have
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with the Fed. So it's much more.
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Akin, although not exactly the same, but it's much more akin to
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printing money than it is to borrowing.
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You've been printing money, well, effectively, and we need
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to do that because our economy is very weak and inferior.
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Nation is very low. When the economy begins to
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recover, that'll be the time that we need to unwind those
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programs. Raise interest rates reduce the
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money supply and make sure that we have a recovery that does not
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involve inflation, so fucking lies.
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So they gave them. They give them an award for, for
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hitting the P button on a keyboard.
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If he deserves an award Satoshi should get a noble noble,
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economics prize, I think he did a lot more than he or she or
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they did a lot more for the world than this guy.
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I think this guy just exacerbated the problem we'll
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get to that in a second and also this concept of you know in a
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perfect world, if inflation is dead.
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If inflation goes High, you stop printing money but I think this
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is a beautiful case. The bank of England doubles its
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temporary if they do that Is that word temporary as well.
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When Richard Nixon took us off the gold standard, I feel like
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they love that word temporary. They think you're stupid.
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Honestly, QE to purchase 10 billion dollars of UK,
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government bonds per day, right? And remember that the when they
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issue bonds, right, they issue those bonds and they sell those
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Bonds on the open market and then when they sell those Bonds
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on the open market, that's how they justify the printing of
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money. The problem is that?
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No one in the world has the money to continue.
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In you, buying those bonds. So what happened, what tends to
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happen is that the central banks themselves end up buying those
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bonds and that's how they justify the printing of money.
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They talk about this mechanism is called the Mandrake mechanism
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in the creature from Jekyll Island.
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It's really interesting but what you have to know is that they do
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some black magic type of BS to justify all of this in the eyes
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of the public. Right.
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But at the end of the day, what are they really doing?
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They're creating money out of thin air.
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You heard the man himself? Do it and they pat themselves on
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the back for. It's a giant Circle Track.
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You did this, you printed all that money?
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Hey, you deserve a Nobel, Peace Noble, a Nobel Prize.
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Now what are the consequences of all this money printed this
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inorganic money coming out of nowhere?
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The wealth inequality in the concealing airs, right?
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Think about it. Anybody who's closer to the
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money? Spicket benefits from it, the
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most, right? If you are in the lower in the
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middle classes, Is right? And you don't have the assets,
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you don't have the means to save and assets.
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Therefore benefit from asset inflation, you are getting
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poorer because you earn and you save in that Fiat money.
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So every time they print money, what it is, is a giant wealth
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redistribution. It's a its theft because that's
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what it is from the lower middle classes to the very wealthy that
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do have the means to save and assets.
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Therefore benefit from asset inflation and to the government,
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right? So it's giant well, Three
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distribution and they gave him a Nobel prize in economics for
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stealing because that's what it is, right?
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Jesus man. If that it like even if Satoshi
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does get The Nobel Prize, like it's so like, I feel like it's
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lost as Pizzazz now, you know? Like, they don't even care.
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They pat each other on the back for printing money.
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How hard is it? How hard?
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How collar, how hard could it be?
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If you have that privilege, if you have that power right to
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create money out of thin air that everybody else has to work
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for. And you could use that money for
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God knows what of course. You're going to use that power
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man. And not to mention.
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He was also responsible for picking the winners and the
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losers out of the 2008 financial crisis, that they give him an
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award for that, to like it is absolutely ridiculous.
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Now, in the way that they see it, right from the Keynesian
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way, right? Is the way they see it, is that
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this intervention and solved the US economy from tragedy, right?
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And you could have made that argument for sure.
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I would like to make the argument that the booms in the
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bus are necessary to root out the n't businesses.
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The government gets the government bailed out, the
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inefficient, businesses of 2008 there for those businesses.
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Never learn their lessons, right?
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So I mean, you know, and then this is the whole concept of the
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too big to fail, right? If you're big enough as a
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business, then you're entitled to government bailout, which
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means you're going to take riskier decisions because, you
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know, that there is a lender of Last Resort so to speak, right?
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And Bitcoin, there is no lender of Last Resort.
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And I think that I would like to make Argument that that's a good
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thing, right? So I don't know, man.
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Like this is just total clown world.
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This happened. Russia like was positioning
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itself on Ukraine and there are some other crazy thing that
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happened. It's a hell of a Monday.
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Oh, yeah, PayPal. So it's been a hell of a Monday
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so far. Anyways, Rusty.
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What are your thoughts on Ben Bernanke and his award?
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Yeah, it reminds me of, like, I'll see you about these the
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other day. I was like, you know, if I could
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if I could convince everyone in my suburb.
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To like to go on like the the rusty dollars that I could just
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print at home. I'll be like school.
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Like we're all going to like work together.
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They trust me like I'm a good dude and and and everyone gets
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on the rusty dollar standard and then and then and then but I
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can, I think I won't print any. I like we've got a fixed Supply
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whatever should be all good. And then but then one day I'm
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like, you know, someone someone's in trouble and like,
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you know, I'm not running it through profitable business
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here. Like I just I just Some more
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money in there as well that guy out and everyone's like, yeah
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well done man like hold on Rusty bout that guy out and I it is it
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feels like that it feels like and I can't like I can't go
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wrong. It's like there's no incentive
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to me to be a good actor in that scenario like like I just I'll
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just keep printing. I just keep printing money.
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So like it's if you got the power to print money, I just
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yeah it just seems stupid. It's like it's what you going to
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do. You are getting a price for it.
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That's just Clan world. No, it's total fucking clown
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world. It's like the Fiat can tell Ian
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Ayres patting yourselves on the bell of I'm so proud of you,
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man. Oh, you did great.
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You did you hit that P button with such force?
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That no one else. Could hit that P button like you
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Ben Bernanke. That prize should have gone to
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Satoshi. I'm saying it right now.
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They should take it from Ben Bernanke, they should give it to
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Satoshi. Oh, did you know also that with
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that prize? There's a, there's 88, there's
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800. And dollars that's awarded as
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well. So he got paid for printing
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money to make sense. Anyway, Opti your thoughts bro.
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Wow, well, first off, I didn't know that you get paid for that
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as well, so can tilian is going to can t on anyways, clown World
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confirmed. Keynesian economics is trash.
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Did he get this award? Because he caused the financial
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crisis and this is how he studied it.
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Like what kind of clown, what are we living in?
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And furthermore you know that bank of England news, nothing
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more temporary than a temporary government.
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Even though this is a bank, you know, it's not necessarily the
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bank, but anyway, it's the same thing.
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Exactly, exactly. That's a have to make that
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distinction because people will try to hit us with semantics.
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But, furthermore on that news, I saw this Bloomberg article this
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morning and I forget what the title is but it was talking
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about how there is no more buyers of bonds and they are
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going to continue to print them. So we are living in some crazy
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times guys. But man this this Nobel Peace
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Prize our Nobel Prize of Economics or whatever it's
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called I think Officially has lost any, any semblance of value
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that it used to have. Like, it's obviously, like we're
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saying, you know, it's Fiat, it's a Fiat award and I really
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don't even think Satoshi would want that award.
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So, like, you know, like keep you ward and continue.
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The clown world is as far as I'm thinking about it, Yeah man,
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they've ruined everything and Bitcoin exposes all incentives
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and the noble Pete. The noble economics prize I
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guess is no different total clown World clown prizes for
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clowns. Anyways, let's check out the
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this is considered a hundred percent.
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No, I know it's consensual, I'm telling you how it makes me feel
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but yeah, no. It's that's the best man Opti.
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You're really good at that, man. Okay, anyways, alright guys, so
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let's talk about, let's talk about PayPal.
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I'm going to make the argument, I actually tweeted this out so
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let me just read you. Some of my original thought I
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said, could you imagine the power that policy would have
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given PayPal a lot of Of people would self-censor just so they
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wouldn't be fined. Now, imagine if you were forced
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to use this, those are Central Bank digital currencies, right?
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That if you want to know what a future with Central Bank,
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digital currencies would enable what type of behavior to enable.
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This is the perfect example. The reality is that PayPal is
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responsible for a huge percentage of Internet Commerce,
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right? And this policy is just one step
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one step closer to the totalitarianism that You know,
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we see this, we see what they want from us.
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They see we see the future that they're planning for us.
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Let me read some of this article.
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It's by the daily wire. This article actually became so
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popular that it forced PayPal's hands to kind of change tune.
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And now they're pulling it back saying oh we never meant that
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I'm calling bullshit, that's just a lie.
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You don't use the language that I'm going to read right now,
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accidentally. And let me tell you something
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else. Why is it that the accidents
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always go against the side of freedom and they don't go
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towards the other side. The censorship always goes
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towards the freedom side and it doesn't go towards the control
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and censorship side. It's just funny how those
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accidents, so-called accidents only go in one way.
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Anyways, the name of the article for audio listeners, new PayPal
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policy. Let's company pull 2500 from
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user accounts, if they promote misinformation and you policy
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update from PayPal will permit The Firm to sanction.
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Advanced proponent for promoted misinformation, or present risk
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to users well-being with fines 2500 per offense, the financial
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services company, which has repeatedly D platform,
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organizations and individual commentators for their political
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views will expand its existing list of prohibited activities,
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on November 3rd. So they already have a history
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of censoring and D platforming people, right?
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But what's scary here is that this isn't information there.
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D platforming people from getting paid right?
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And what better incentive to make someone change or to make
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someone do you know act a certain way then attacking their
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wallet. Remember if that person has a
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family right and you threaten their you know you threaten
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their family by not allowing that person put food on the
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table. That's a hell of an incentive.
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For that person to act a certain way, right?
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And I think that this is the angle here, and this will
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inevitably be the end goal of Central Bank, digital
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currencies, and I'm going to make you the case today, that
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that's what they're already thinking.
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Anyways, goes on to say, among the changes are problems on the
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sending posting, or publication of any messages, content, or
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materials that, promote, misinformation or present a risk
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to user safety or well-being. Now, that sounds all good and
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dandy. But again, who is deciding, what
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is Misinformation or not in 2003.
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If you would have said, Iraq doesn't have weapons of mass
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destruction, you would be labeled as promoting
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misinformation in the last two years.
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If you said a certain thing that was going against the
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mainstream, pandemic narrative, you would have been promoted as
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misinformation. So is it very this is a very
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scary part. Are we not meant to openly
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discuss? Are we not meant to have opened
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conversation because This tells me is that they want everybody
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saying and thinking the same thing, present a risk to user
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safety well-being. And again remember that was kind
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of the justifications for the censorship of the trucker's
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protest in Canada, right? It was for the well-being of the
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collected, the well-being of Canada, right?
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Who got to decide that, you know it.
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I didn't understand that at all the promotion of hate violence,
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racial or other forms of intolerance.
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That is discriminatory discriminatory.
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Okay, I agree with that. At, I think race right thing.
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The racism is bad. It's stupid promotion of hate
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violence. I totally agree with that.
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But I'm going to make the case that that I feel like can be
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easily abused. Depending on what the PayPal,
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you know, policy maker gets to dictate his that hate.
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You know, you there's been a lot of things on social media that
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have been labeled as hate that 50% of the world believes.
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No, that's just gushing, right? So anyways, is very slippery.
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Hot. And again, why is a final
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financial services company? That's supposed to be neutral
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because money is neutral. Think about how Bitcoin works,
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right? Then they call Bitcoin that they
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don't call Bitcoin the money of enemies for no reason.
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Right. Bitcoin is neutral right there
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is, it doesn't give doesn't Grant the ability for anybody to
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be censored censorship resistant.
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So you have to be okay with your enemy using Bitcoin.
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This is completely against this is completely on the other side,
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this is, there's a group. There's there's a powerful
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group. Poop and PayPal that are going
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to get to decide who is entitled to use money and who's not
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entitled to use money. Anyways, it goes on to say,
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deliberations will mean the Aid at the sole discretion of PayPal
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and may it May subject a user to damages, including the removal
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of 2500 debited directly from your PayPal account per offense,
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that's right. If you're asking questions about
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a certain thing, Opti they just took twenty five hundred dollars
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out of your account. Your those questions you were
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asking they were dangerous and hateful like it's so scary man,
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presently a reasonable minimum estimate of PayPal's, actual
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damages due to the administrative cost of tracking
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violations and damage, the company's reputation, whatever
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motivation PayPal has for establishing these vague new
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categories of prohibition prohibited expression.
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They will almost certainly have a severe chilling effect on
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users speech. Absolutely.
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Because what are you going to start to see?
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People are going to To start sense self-censoring themselves
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because they fear of being find out twenty-five hundred dollars,
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right? That's a, that's a, that's a lot
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of money for a lot of people. Right?
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Anyways, of course they walked it back.
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This is Lila. Hey Newman.
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She's a security reporter for Wired and she said this $2500
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PayPal Miss info fine. An AUP, notice recently went out
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in error that included incorrect information.
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PayPal is not firing finding people for misinformation and
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this language. It was never intended to be
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inserted in our policy. Our teams are working to correct
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our policy pages. Do you guys believe that I call
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BS? So why do they say that?
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Well, let's take a look at their stock, absolutely falling off a
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cliff, it's lost. Let's see from the very top lost
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about 71% has as much as Bitcoin went down all the way down to 76
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percent. Definitely acting like a shit
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coin. And again, it's crazy that
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they're releasing these types of policies when their stock is
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doing these types of things, right?
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And here is you know the economic Ality hitting him in
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the face. There was a mass Exodus of
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people leaving PayPal yesterday. Now, I told you I would connect
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this with Central Bank, digital currencies.
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And if you want to know what a central bank, digital currency
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future would look like, just look at the PayPal example,
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right? Punishing you for
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misinformation, punishing you for things that they get to
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decide is hateful speech. Remember that the social credit
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system in China functions of very similar way?
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And now I'm going to make the case that they're trying, Owing
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to implement that in the United States and of course, they're
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using their favorite Boogeyman. The climate.
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Remember the climate was the main excuse for the Biden White
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House to justify proof-of-work. Mining that.
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Excuse was so successful that New York state banned New York
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State bans Bitcoin mining because of you know, fighting
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climate change is not. It's not that we don't believe
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in climate change. It's that big government has
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never been able to fix anything. What makes you think, giving
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bureaucrats more power over you? If we'll fix this right.
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It's just like it's so ridiculous.
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And again remember because I know, I know what a lot of
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people are saying, it's like the digital assets framework by the
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Biden White House, didn't say that New York didn't say that.
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Well, yes, they did because they made the standards for being you
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know, green-friendly or climate-friendly.
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So high that it basically makes Bitcoin mining unfeasible
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because no one's able to meet those standards Not to mention
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and I think this is the Smoking Gun is that no other industry
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including gold mining is forced to meet those standards.
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It's only proof-of-work Bitcoin mining.
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And now since you know our favorite shit, coin aetherium
23:00
has pivoted and gone to proof of stake Bitcoin.
23:03
Now makes up 94% of proof-of-work mining, right?
23:08
So anyways, When they use the climate, I get suspicious.
23:15
So this is the press release Federal Reserve board announces
23:17
that six of the nation's largest banks will participate in a
23:20
pilot climate scenario analysis, exercise designated to enhance
23:23
the ability of Supervisors and firms to measure and manage
23:26
climate related Financial risks. Here's this awesome article by
23:32
the dossier are. It's by Jordan.
23:34
Sorry man, I can't pronounce your last name.
23:36
The name article is Federal Reserve announces major pilot
23:39
exercise for ESG social credit system.
23:41
Social credit score system it says the Federal Reserve has
23:44
taken a major step in the direction of facilitating an ESG
23:47
compliant, monetary Network that effectively acts as a parallel
23:50
system to that of the Chinese Communist Party Infamous social
23:53
credit scoring system. In other words, the FED is
23:56
working with the big Banks to monitor their ability to comply
23:59
with the ruling classes prefer and Bureau status technocratic
24:02
tyranny. The Unexplained unaccountable
24:04
people behind the American money printer claim that this exercise
24:08
is exploratory in nature and does not have capital.
24:11
Consequences. The climate narrative, is the
24:14
chief rhetorical facilitator, for the ESG movement.
24:17
And remember, don't count that out because they've used that
24:22
and they are using that as an excuse to go after Bitcoin.
24:27
Proof-of-work mining ESG acts as a trojan horse for the
24:31
continuing centralization of the American Financial system.
24:33
ESG Finance popularized by hyper political asset manager.
24:37
Behemoths like BlackRock and Vanguard acts to prevent
24:40
Outsiders from challenging the In Connected Insiders on Wall
24:43
Street and in Washington under the guise of acting to manifest
24:47
a healthier planet. In other words, Pro ESG
24:50
institutions are committed to attacking free market principles
24:53
by means of deception, preferring the CCP style,
24:56
stakeholder capitalism that allows for a small group of
24:59
technocratic Elites to make broad determinations about
25:02
Society. The ESG green transition
25:05
frequently popularized by powerful World governments.
25:08
In the Davos Elite has served as the main vehicle for the
25:10
movement of akin to the Chinese social credit system, which is
25:13
used to chorus businesses. And by extension individuals
25:16
into specific actions, ESG, rules Force individuals, and
25:19
businesses in America to deploy Capital through the gate keepers
25:22
of the system. By considering a range of
25:25
possible future. Climate Pathways is Saudi
25:28
Associated economic and financial developments scenario
25:30
analysis can exist, firms and supervisors in understanding how
25:34
climate related Financial risks. May Menefee manifest May
25:38
manifest and differ from historical experience.
25:41
That's right. Gentlemen, the central bank is
25:43
getting into fighting climate change.
25:45
What the fuck does essential make?
25:47
Have to do with climate change? Well, I think it all has to do
25:50
it all boils down to control, right?
25:52
The banks involved in this pilot project are Bank of America.
25:55
Citigroup Goldman Sachs JP Morgan.
25:56
Chase Morgan Stanley and Wells. Fargo of course, it's just a
26:00
scenario until it's not the FED pilot program is set to launch
26:04
in early. Twenty twenty twenty odd, early
26:06
2023. Okay.
26:08
All that being said, Look at what PayPal is doing.
26:13
Look at what the Federal Reserve is doing.
26:16
And this goes down to the case that we've been making for you
26:19
guys for months now that it's either Bitcoin or its slavery.
26:23
This is the world that they want for you in a world that they are
26:26
a few group of Elites, get to pick and choose what is the
26:30
right information? What is the correct narrative?
26:33
What is the, what are the things that you can buy with your
26:36
money? What are the things that you can
26:38
eat with your money? They want to be able to To
26:41
decide that and if you if your wealth and your money is not
26:45
Bitcoin, they're already halfway there because they have the
26:50
rails captured and think about how much they could force you to
26:54
do things that you might not necessarily agree with.
26:57
Look at the PayPal example. Are you saying that if PayPal
27:02
implemented? This policy and you had a large
27:04
portion of your income coming through PayPal because you had
27:07
an e-commerce store, you wouldn't change the way you talk
27:10
out of fear. Fear of getting d platformed,
27:14
right? That that that's that's the
27:16
mechanism. That's the coercion mechanism
27:18
right there. And now look at what governments
27:21
want to do with Central Bank, digital currencies, right?
27:24
This is the future ahead of us and as as the case that I've
27:28
been making for months, now, right now, the lines are a
27:30
little bit off you skated because it's so far away.
27:35
The Central Bank, digital currencies are being rolled out,
27:37
but they're not being popular. They're not being implemented in
27:39
society. The PayPal was a glimpse into
27:43
the future of what that world will look like, right.
27:47
It was a glimpse you're looking at the future.
27:49
Look at this is what they're thinking, right?
27:51
And the only reason they walk this back is because they got
27:55
caught red-handed. They got caught with the Smoking
27:57
Gun and they said, oh, you know what?
28:00
We never meant to put those that specific language in those
28:03
policies. That was written really well
28:05
with perfect grammar. We never meant to do that.
28:07
I'm sorry, forgive us. So going back to my original
28:13
point. When we say Bitcoin or slavery,
28:17
we there is no, we're not exaggerating.
28:19
That is the world that we're heading in and you have to
28:22
choose as an individual. What world do you want to live
28:26
in? And what world do you want your
28:28
children to live in right now? It's kind of up in the air.
28:32
There's a lot of moving pieces. It doesn't look, it doesn't
28:34
sound or look that important but I guarantee you, you definitely
28:38
want to position yourself. In the right place before the
28:43
Music Stops. Because after the Music Stops,
28:45
that's when everybody is going to be running for the exit door
28:48
at the same time and you don't want to be there.
28:50
Anyways, Rusty. I know I want a little bit long
28:53
today, but I felt like it was very important, and I had to
28:55
connect the dots between PayPal and the Central Bank, digital
28:59
currency systems that they in that governments in which
29:03
specifically in developing countries and developed
29:05
countries, that governments Envision us using.
29:08
I know that in Australia, the Australian government, Pushing
29:11
Central Bank? Digital currencies hard down
29:14
there. Okay, that's needs to me.
29:18
Probably, I haven't I haven't heard much on this cvtc's here
29:21
but but pay purposeful probably should be noted that there's no
29:26
way that Opti has 2500 dollars in each PayPal account.
29:34
So, but yeah, like when I read that it was like it's kind of
29:38
like what we've been seeing anyways, like the bank.
29:40
The bank's would do Doing it. If you like put Bitcoin in your
29:43
in your in your transaction details then you know you get a
29:47
call from the bank saying you know we're freezing your
29:49
accounts because you know you might be getting scanned or you
29:52
know, they're trying so they do it that way.
29:54
Then PayPal was knocking people off for, you know, for certain
29:59
transactions or money coming from certain areas or or if they
30:03
thought a transaction with dodgy, they were shutting people
30:06
out. So we're and we were kind of
30:07
getting used to that. And so and but now like And as
30:12
well, like, what are they talking about?
30:13
They talking about like PayPal and now surveillance company.
30:17
They like checking, everybody's social media accounts.
30:20
So they like how exactly they they seeing all of this stuff so
30:26
they can find their. It's not like it's not like
30:28
PayPal as a social media platform.
30:30
So I yeah, that it's kind of its worst, dude, it's worse.
30:35
It's worse than a social media company because the social media
30:38
company they're gonna they're gonna slap you on the wrist.
30:40
Maybe. A ban your account, maybe you
30:42
create another account. Now they're going after the most
30:45
important thing which is people's money people's like you
30:48
know, that actually can have a major if you get banned off
30:52
Twitter. Fine.
30:53
You know you might not get the dopamine Rush has of getting the
30:55
likes and getting the engagement that you're used to whoo-hoo
30:59
whoop-dee-doo. But imagine Rusty, you say
31:02
something like, you know you say something about the premiere in
31:06
Australia. PayPal could step in say hey
31:08
that was hate speech. And now what are you guys?
31:11
You're going to protect your family.
31:12
You say, I love the premiere in Australia, he's the best fucking
31:16
Premier I've ever fucking seen, right?
31:20
And that what I'm describing is literally what happens in in
31:25
communist countries, right? It's like, there's a word for.
31:29
It's like, it's called like a four session or whatever, right?
31:31
They they, they try to force a confession out of you and then
31:34
they torture you in the process. This is a form of coercion, and
31:37
it's in, it's a very scary type. And it's like, dude.
31:41
If they get away with this Dave, mastered it, because do you
31:45
think about it? The only people that are going
31:48
to be able to, it's only going to be a very small fraction of
31:52
society that is going to have the is going to be in the
31:56
position to speak out against the government.
31:59
But the vast majority of people, dude, they're stuck.
32:03
Like, what are they going to say?
32:04
Like, are they, are they going to risk being, you know, are
32:07
they going to risk their e-commerce business because They
32:11
want to say something against the present, man.
32:14
The it's that is the road that they want from us.
32:16
That's that's what we're heading.
32:17
That's literally where we're heading, you know, and the only
32:21
option to fix this is by opting out entirely and going into
32:25
Bitcoin, and fuck you Grace. Yeah, actually, actually, I had
32:30
this seamless scenario that I was chatting with the main
32:33
Factory boys about, and I got this because I got the I got the
32:37
Rope meme shirt on today. So thanks.
32:41
Thanks for opening. Are you feeling it in the in the
32:43
chat? But there's I got the Black
32:45
Version as well now and I thought, okay be funny.
32:49
Funny post, I'll put up like a picture of Kanye West and his
32:53
and his latest shirt that he came out with and I change the
32:56
text to like, black shirts matter.
32:59
And I thought this would be fine, right?
33:01
And then I was, and then I was like, you know what?
33:03
No, I think I'll probably get cancelled.
33:05
Yeah, and it is and get Fun by paper.
33:09
So yeah. Like it's like it's not they're
33:12
not telling you you can't do something because like they're
33:15
telling you you know, you know, you can do it like for yeah, we
33:19
got a democracy can do it. But hey, you just shut all your
33:22
shit down, you know, probably if you do it, it's like that.
33:27
Yeah. It's like look, if you go down
33:30
this way, we will beat the crap out of you.
33:33
But if you go down this way, we'll give you $100 and you VI,
33:38
you know, like that that's literally Where it's going.
33:42
And of course, what's the alternative?
33:44
The alternative is Bitcoin. Right?
33:46
Where, dude, you can go, whichever way your heart desires
33:49
and which is why they're using the climate as a justification
33:53
to attack Bitcoins proof of work.
33:55
As long as Bitcoin exists. Those systems don't work because
33:59
people will always want to pick the free alternative, right?
34:03
The the alternative that has more freedom, right?
34:07
So yeah, man, it's Brody's These the Davos group man, like
34:13
fucking evil eyes people, bro, what is this?
34:16
A Bitcoin fixes this? Yes, absolutely.
34:18
It does, it absolutely does fix this but only if you take
34:21
Bitcoin into self custody and preferably you should be running
34:23
your own node the novel's awesome but you could also build
34:27
your own to Opti. What are your thoughts on this
34:30
bro you're the you're the in-house truth or I know you're
34:33
gonna drop some truth bombs right now.
34:35
Well I was just going to start this off with gowell go broke.
34:38
They definitely knew what they were doing and And the market
34:41
reacted swiftly to this announcement.
34:43
And what did they have to do? They had to roll it back because
34:47
it's like you point out man. This is definitely a precursor
34:49
to what cbc's would be doing to us.
34:52
And this is why we go so hard against cbc's because it's all
34:55
about control. And we know that big Corporation
34:58
is in a train with big government.
34:59
So like in my opinion this is like a fascistic play, you know,
35:03
I don't know if that's the correct way to say it but this
35:05
is orwellian. Dystopian level thought police
35:07
actions and I love what Rusty's point was of PayPal.
35:10
A censorship platform. Now, you know, like like me go
35:13
saying, man, if they can cancel your money, then they can cancel
35:17
your livelihood and they can cancel what you believe in and
35:19
what you can say online. But, you know, Bitcoin fixes
35:22
this. And this is why we need to push
35:23
the Bitcoin narrative instead of just freaking out and being
35:27
reactionary with all these news, it's like Bitcoin fixes.
35:30
This, we have the tools to make this a non-issue and it's
35:32
Bitcoin. So take your Bitcoin in the, in
35:35
the South custody, you know, get Bitcoin, peer-to-peer work for
35:39
Bitcoin. Give your give your services for
35:41
Bitcoin and you know, like Bitcoin can't be cancelled.
35:44
Bitcoin is Free Speech money and we got to just continue to
35:47
spread the positives about Bitcoin so people can learn that
35:50
what PayPal does cannot be done on bitcoin and we can make them
35:53
irrelevant. We say it all the time, the free
35:55
market will speak, you know, truth to power or whatever the
35:59
meme is and like, the free market is the harshest critic.
36:03
And if they continue to go, well, if they continue to go
36:07
down this clown World Narrative of, oh, you know, we can What
36:11
you're thinking and what you do because we will cancel you and
36:13
will find you. It's like it's just going to
36:16
Streisand effect Bitcoin. So we need to continue to push
36:19
the narrative. That Bitcoin fixes his Bitcoin
36:21
is censorship resistant. Money, Bitcoin is for enemies,
36:24
Bitcoin is neutral money. And, you know, as we say as
36:27
Edgar and on bitcoin, you know, Bitcoin is are few money and
36:31
with that me and you can say and do things that you can't get
36:34
cancelled for. And we're not, we're not
36:36
advocating for people to quote unquote, you know, say hate
36:39
speech or whatever. But like this is ridiculous that
36:42
we are going to get fined and canceled for quote unquote
36:45
misinformation like who are they to say what misinformation is?
36:48
I thought this was a quote on quote democracy where we can
36:51
discuss ideas and not only that, right?
36:54
It's only a democracy. If it goes a certain way.
36:57
So dude, it goes away at the solitary, nism, of course.
37:02
So that that idea in itself, right?
37:05
Is that it's not like these people have anything to stand
37:09
on, they Broken that trust consistently.
37:13
It's like they beat you with the shovel and then they look at you
37:16
and they tell you why don't you trust me?
37:20
We're not gonna trust it man. You know we're at that part of
37:23
the movie Man where it's like bro like it's like they don't
37:27
deserve that trust they've continues, they've continued to
37:30
abuse that trust enough is enough.
37:32
And now what they want from you is for you to use a money that
37:38
has the potential to influence. It's your actions man, and it's
37:42
absolutely terrifying. And I think the PayPal they
37:45
really slipped up there. They really slipped up, but it
37:48
shows you. It gives you a glimpse of the
37:50
future. If they get away with
37:52
implementing Central Bank, digital currencies, and if they
37:55
get away with people using Central Bank, digital
37:58
currencies, that's the world that you're going to be looking
38:00
for this. The world is gonna be looking
38:01
at. If you say a certain thing,
38:03
automatic fine, automatic tax deduction, automatic this.
38:07
It's very, very scary, anyways, Opti.
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So guys, we tell you guys all the time.
39:17
Me and Nico. Don't necessarily plan both of
39:19
our segments. You know knowingly, what we are
39:22
going to be talking about but today it couldn't have been a
39:25
better better Segway or transition into what I'm going
39:28
to talk about. And what we just talked about in
39:30
the last new segment. So I'll cover exactly that at
39:33
the end. But today for those listening
39:35
and spaces, I'm coming a Bitcoin magazine article and it's
39:38
called, you are responsible for introducing those around you to
39:40
bitcoin every bit corner. Should seriously consider the
39:43
time, they And educating those around them about the technology
39:47
and this is what I try to tell you guys all the time on the
39:49
culture segment. Like be a shining example of
39:51
what it is to be a Bitcoin, ER, spread Bitcoin in real life and
39:54
not just on Twitter. I know, at my op SEC my opsec
39:57
but people need to know that the tools are out there and that we
40:00
have the solution and it is Bitcoin.
40:02
So, let me get into this article, I will read some of it
40:04
because I think there was really great points that do my job for
40:08
me. So the number of people buying
40:09
and using Bitcoin is on the rise, Jason Dean calculated that
40:13
in the first six months of 20:21 the number of Bitcoin users grew
40:15
about 165 people per minute, it sounds like a lot, right?
40:19
But we need to get to a point where Bitcoin takes its place in
40:21
common parlance, and we all have a role to play and this is U.
40:25
So, if you're reading this, it's probably because you've been
40:27
through the personal Epiphany which is the discovery of
40:29
Bitcoin. Most of us can recognize the
40:31
stages and others. To We tend to move from
40:33
skepticism to a tentative, trying out of Bitcoin and a
40:35
small investment. Usually, a brief phase in which
40:38
we think that this or that should coin is also a viable
40:41
investment, be honest. You probably did too at some
40:43
point. But then you do your own
40:45
research and it includes at least considered in the other
40:47
option before concluding that being a maxi is the way forward.
40:51
So, you know, you fall down the rabbit hole and that face you
40:54
can't get enough, we're hungry for real information about
40:56
money. Most of us have been that person
40:58
who sit 30 minutes in a stationary car at their
41:00
destination to listen to the last bit of the podcast.
41:03
I know I have, I've done that so much.
41:05
That's why I wanted to add that because you get to this point
41:08
where you kind of just put your toes in Bitcoin and then you
41:12
start learning more and the more you learn.
41:13
Earn it hits. You like a ton of bricks?
41:15
You're like, oh my god. Wow.
41:16
I need to devour all this information.
41:18
I need to put everything I can Bitcoin because look at the
41:20
PayPal nude. They want to cancel you and take
41:23
all your money if you don't have the right think, like this is,
41:25
this is absolutely kind of old stuff and then comes that time
41:28
when you have the Life Starts, chained, are that life-changing
41:31
moment. You start questioning everything
41:33
and there's no denying it from Bitcoin is absolutely
41:35
life-changing once you seen it. There's just no going back.
41:38
So let's face it. It's hard to talk about money
41:42
and the more you talk about money too.
41:44
People you get in arguments and it gets heated but being able to
41:47
discuss money with your family is a really crucial skill and we
41:50
should be able to hold fluid relax conversations about money
41:52
in the basis of these conversations must be the real
41:55
nature of money where it comes from, how it works.
41:57
And what we need to do, we tell you guys all the time, I know
42:00
the the Fiat world, the Keynesian economics, the the Ben
42:03
bernanke's in the Paul krugman's of the world will tell you that
42:06
the only currency is coming from the government, but Bitcoin
42:09
blows that thesis out of the water.
42:11
So we need to I've Said it before bait the hook so that the
42:15
person that you're talking to realizes why they need Bitcoin.
42:19
So what problem does Bitcoin solve for you?
42:21
What problem does Bitcoin solve your friends and family?
42:23
What problem does Bitcoin solve for those who live in the global
42:26
south or under repressive regimes?
42:28
These are the things we need to explain to people.
42:30
This is why we try to tell you guys all the time that we need
42:34
Call to Arms. Like we need to make people
42:37
realize that what the Bitcoin utility is for people and not
42:41
just be shitting on people because they aren't Corners, we
42:44
need to understand where people are coming from and lead them to
42:49
the meme. You can lead a horse to water,
42:51
but you can't make it drink. But if you if you paint in a way
42:55
we're like, hey, this water is really delicious and you should
42:57
probably drink it. If you're dying of thirst,
42:59
people will start to get it. So put your Twitter handles down
43:02
and step away with their hands in the air.
43:04
Yes, I know we need to talk. I know we need Twitter.
43:07
I know you learn from Twitter. I know I did, but Twitter does
43:11
get to a point where you're not really learning from it.
43:13
Or just kind of shitposting and I'm not against shitposting, but
43:17
I realized that if we are really here to spread the sound many
43:19
gospel, we're really here to advocate for Bitcoin, then the
43:23
best tool is not just necessarily on Twitter.
43:25
This is why we do the YouTube show, this is why we do the
43:27
ridings. This is why we do all the other
43:30
content. We do on all the other, social
43:31
media app platforms is so that we can get this message in front
43:35
of people and whether you think you're a Bitcoin content creator
43:38
you are. And so you need to spread this
43:40
message away from Twitter. I'm not saying get off Twitter,
43:43
but I love how he put this in this article.
43:46
You know, Twitter sometimes is about who hates who right now,
43:49
who we are canceling because they might have the audacity to
43:51
change for charge for a course because they dared to suggest
43:55
that maximum maximalism is getting a little toxic around
43:58
the edges or whomsoever. Currently has the dubious honor
44:01
of being the focus of negative attention.
44:03
Yes, been there. Done that while Twitter has
44:05
undeniably played a vital role in the development of the
44:07
international Bitcoin Community? I know my community it's also
44:11
playing a destructive role slurping uh part Time in our
44:14
attention and wasting our energy on pointless in fighting.
44:16
We're never going to insult people into Financial Freedom,
44:19
encouraging people to do, their own research is undermined by
44:22
the cancer culture. We need solid, interesting
44:24
engaging materials, for those who are starting out and
44:26
learning about Bitcoin. Here's a thought, take a look at
44:29
how much screen time you spend on Twitter each day, and make a
44:31
pledge. Take half of that time and spend
44:33
it explaining to bitcoin or explaining to bitcoin to someone
44:37
new or developing something online, which people can use as
44:40
a learning source resource instead.
44:42
And this is what we try to tell you guys.
44:43
I know we're on Twitter all the time, we're on YouTube all the
44:46
time, but I'm really taking an active role in building my
44:50
community around me so that people in real life.
44:52
Understand that Bitcoin is this solution?
44:54
Guys, I know we can dunk on the FED.
44:56
We can dunk on PayPal all we want, but most people don't care
44:59
about that stuff. And most people don't know why
45:01
they should care about stuff. So we got to get in front of
45:04
that and give them the tools and the understanding that Bitcoin
45:10
is the solution for all the world's problems.
45:12
And, you know, you got to meet people.
45:13
People where they are, you can't beat people over the head with
45:16
all the knowledge you have because remember when you didn't
45:18
know any of this stuff and now we go around and just shit on
45:22
people and I've personally have understood in the last few
45:24
months. At this isn't the most
45:25
productive way to spread the sound money gospel and I am
45:29
really out here trying to spread Bitcoin to everyone because I've
45:32
understood that Bitcoin is the most inclusive Freedom tool for
45:35
everybody in the world. And this is why I'm such an
45:38
advocate of on in our spaces on Twitter.
45:41
Like, look guys come up and talk with me because You can
45:44
communicate in a way that might get to one person that I could
45:47
never because of the way of my communication style, each one
45:50
teaches one so a call to Arms who have you orange peeled this
45:54
week? We underestimate the power of
45:56
community and joining a community as such is not
45:58
necessarily part of becoming a big corner.
46:00
Just one of the beautiful things about Freedom.
46:02
It brings is that you get to choose how far into the
46:04
experience you want to go. But once you have seen the ugly
46:07
soul of the Fiat system in the pristine, alternative Bitcoin
46:09
offered, you can't look away. It could even be argued that
46:12
there's a moral and ethical T here to help others towards a
46:15
better system to, so, he might request.
46:17
Take some time out this week to make a positive contribution in
46:21
the forms of orange pilling, you know, we all have a sphere of
46:24
influence and we're all here, pushing the sound money gospel.
46:26
As I said, so invest some of your time thinking about the
46:29
message about Bitcoin that you share with others troubleshoot
46:32
your approach. Are you doing something
46:33
effectively, where you going wrong?
46:35
And if you can share these learning experiences to and this
46:38
is what I try to tell you guys every single day on The Daily
46:41
culture. Spread the sound money gospel
46:44
but I realized that there is more effective ways to spread
46:47
this messaging and dunking on people.
46:49
There's a time and a place for that you know there's a time and
46:51
a place to battle your enemies but there's also people out
46:54
there that are learning that are willing to learn and they're
46:56
open to learning and spreading a positive message around Bitcoin
47:00
in my opinion. And from my experience goes a
47:03
lot farther than just shitting on things that you don't like.
47:07
And I really felt I really like the thread that I found by
47:09
Beauty on and he says basically the same thing.
47:12
Obviously, in his way, I know you guys can say what you want
47:14
about Beauty on, but I think he's also, he's been on, he's
47:17
been on course for me whenever he says something.
47:20
I listen, so I think you guys should as well.
47:22
Look, Ordinary People don't have any control over the fed and
47:25
never will or over what PayPal does.
47:28
Well, Ordinary People do have control over is Bitcoin
47:31
complaining endlessly about the fender about PayPal is,
47:34
ultimately useless promoting. Ethical Bitcoin can bring a
47:37
final end to the Fed. So all interested men should do
47:40
that. That means using your Twitter
47:42
account to incur huge, Twitter account, to encourage people to
47:45
start wallet of Satoshi, Samurai wallet, Breeze, Pine, Phoenix,
47:48
or moon, or blue wallet, Sparrow Spectre, Bitcoin core.
47:52
So that millions are on-boarded, and if you're not doing this and
47:55
refraining from spreading the solution, what should people
47:58
make of this, you can't claim. You really care about the
48:00
problems. You sees this lyric.
48:02
Repeat yourself about because if you did care, you would spread
48:05
the solution and there's no excuse anymore, they're
48:07
Libertarians before Bitcoin had an excuse and they promoted gold
48:11
relentlessly. Why are you not promoting
48:13
Bitcoin wallets? Bitcoin cannot be used without
48:15
Bitcoin wallets and billions cannot be put on the Bitcoin
48:18
without consumer-grade Bitcoin wallet.
48:20
So the next step is obvious if you want to end the fed you
48:22
promote consumer Bitcoin wallets in services and this is
48:25
something. This is something I've been
48:29
learning that guy's it is much more effective to push the
48:34
solutions to bitcoin. I know we are so far down the
48:37
rabbit hole that Things become very obvious to us that it's you
48:41
know, I fundamentally of learn that you need to go back to
48:46
basic some time and explain to people the very core fundamental
48:49
reasons of why we are in Bitcoin.
48:51
Like We Said Today, Freedom, money censorship, resistant
48:53
money, 21 million hard cap. These are solid memes for a
48:57
reason because we need to get this Quarry throws out.
49:00
But furthermore, even when we tell you guys to take self
49:03
custody, we should be adding the the solution so that people
49:06
don't get rug pulled on Google or Apple platforms using the
49:10
wrong tool. Using shitty shitty, Bitcoin
49:14
wallets that aren't the most ethical that that are maybe
49:17
created by Bad actors. So when you tell people to do
49:20
self custody like I'm going to continue to try to do on the
49:22
culture segment. We will give you guys what
49:25
Solutions we think are the best products to be using right now.
49:28
Look we like shift crypto. They're our sponsor on our show
49:30
but there's a lot of good products out there and I'll
49:33
continue to name them for you guys because people need to know
49:36
what are the best products out there because if they don't know
49:39
about what the best tools are, then the Self custody.
49:42
They're doing is useless. So continue to spread the
49:45
message. Continue to orange pill people
49:47
because the world needs Bitcoin more than ever.
49:50
And we have the tools so it is upon you guys.
49:52
You are the Frontline soldiers. Don't just mean on Twitter, talk
49:55
to people in public and in real life, about Bitcoin, and why
49:58
Bitcoin is valuable to them. And we will just continue to
50:01
spread this message, anything. Anyways, rant over around, told
50:07
I got distracted by one's message in the comment?
50:11
Yeah, so Yeah, dude, absolutely self custody.
50:14
So important obviously, you know, we prefer the bit box but
50:18
you know, there's so many other great Hardware devices even need
50:21
a hardware device to you could just use your computer.
50:24
Obviously, don't recommend that but but yeah man.
50:26
It's the self custody is the revolution.
50:30
It's what's important? I think Beauty on man.
50:32
It's like you pick that and I said my bit about PayPal and you
50:36
know it's again like it's weird how we're in sync sometimes.
50:40
But yeah, it Look, if you're going to complain about the FED,
50:44
you're going to complain about, you know, PayPal, do it all you
50:47
want, but if you actually want to effectuate change so I'm not
50:50
voting right? The most powerful that you can,
50:53
it's not about Fiat voting. Better said the most powerful
50:56
vote that you could make is buying earning mining Bitcoin
50:59
and taking that said Bitcoin into self custody that is the
51:03
most powerful vote you can make right and if enough people do
51:06
that we win and there's nothing that the tile tyrion's could do
51:10
about it Rusty. Everyone's been waiting for your
51:13
opinion on this. Go at it hard.
51:18
Oh man, it was that was serious up.
51:20
T. That was like a big.
51:21
It was a big whack of serious up T as intense and why I have
51:28
actually been thinking about this.
51:29
And it's probably one of the reasons I put start to put merch
51:31
out because it's like, you know, emerges kind of a way to get it
51:34
out there, you know, get some, get some memes on some shirts
51:37
out in public, get like, yeah, that one, the other.
51:42
The other thing I was thinking about is like, it's orange,
51:46
killing like your Lee and friends is fucking hard.
51:50
Like it's kind of been poisoned, you know, you can you say the
51:55
word Bitcoin and and people's eyes glaze over?
51:57
They they you know, they try to change the topic, they say hush
52:02
is it? I've got to go, you know, I
52:04
think you like some sort of Amway salesman.
52:07
And yeah it's toughest and it's also it's like a chicken and egg
52:10
situation. You tell people to buy Bitcoin
52:14
and, you know, and and put the emphasis on that.
52:17
And then they're just going to sell it when they because I
52:20
don't know what they're doing when the price drops.
52:22
So, therefore, it's like, okay, well, no, no you need to learn
52:25
about Bitcoin first before before you worry about buying
52:28
it, but then, it's like, but but people don't want to learn about
52:32
it until they've got skin in the game.
52:33
So it's like, this whole chicken and egg situation.
52:36
So, so so I was thinking one of the one of the solutions is the,
52:40
is the whole Bitcoin Beach solution, and to go out in the
52:44
community and start like a no start a little son.
52:47
Gathering. Like put it put on your local
52:49
Facebook page and you know I'm going to be down at the beach.
52:53
I'm going to be at this Cafe, I'm going to be, you know, I'm
52:56
just gonna if anyone has any questions like, you know, been
52:59
around ever, wondered about it. Come and come and join in and
53:02
like, that was one way. I thought it could way to do it,
53:05
like spread the word but um, but I don't know for me for me, you
53:09
know, this is probably a lot of people trying to trying to bring
53:11
it up at a dinner table. It's like that.
53:13
So that's done this, that's not happening.
53:19
But yeah, there's some other ways to do it.
53:21
The NPCs are the NPCs are so committed to, you know, their
53:27
way of thinking that maybe it's just because we just scare
53:31
people away. It's like you don't understand.
53:34
I found the sound is money that has ever created 21 million and
53:39
then they look at us in Italy. All right man I just went yeah
53:43
yeah like you tell it you tell him you tell him stuff like you
53:46
know, but there's only 20 Millionaires like this, not
53:48
enough information, you can't just you can't just tell
53:50
someone, there's only 21 million.
53:52
It means nothing. You know, you gotta you gotta,
53:55
you know there's so much more like and where do you start and
53:59
yeah you kind of kind of just setting.
54:02
They just have to buy it and then they understand and then
54:04
they go down the rabbit hole themselves.
54:07
Yeah. Chicken and egg chicken and egg.
54:10
Anyways after that was that was great.
54:12
Very intense very very optimistic may be too
54:15
optimistic. Such thing.
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Yall already know the meme further.
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Mean, review. Tweets are the bullets and memes
54:55
are the artillery and you know, I did, I hope you didn't think I
54:59
was shitting on ship posters out and the last segment because I
55:02
fundamentally believe that I wouldn't be here without memes,
55:05
but we definitely need more calls of actions were pointing
55:08
out the problems. Now, let's give people the
55:10
solutions because the world needs Bitcoin more than ever.
55:13
So let's get into this meme review.
55:16
This first one is by lowish. Lou and he goes Yuppie leads and
55:22
Trad. Five boroughs are in disbelief.
55:24
And this this chart got dropped by neidig and as you can see the
55:30
quarter 3 2022, asset class returns there is Bitcoin at the
55:35
top of it all and hey, it's only a 3%.
55:37
But if you look at everything else in here, they are all zoom
55:42
in as did. I don't know how inch.
55:46
There you go. A pinch.
55:49
I'll get the pinch feature for you guys.
55:51
Anyways, you guys can see precious metals is following was
55:55
1.3 cash at point two percent inflation, supposedly a zero
55:59
percent and then you have all these other supposed, you know,
56:04
great things and safe things to be saving in and Bitcoin is the
56:09
leaves. Volatile I look at this and it's
56:10
kicking gold ass like gold. A gold is that was treasury's.
56:14
You know what like US Stock Market European stocks just Like
56:20
yeah, we're it's like it's all it's all getting wrecked and
56:24
Bitcoin is still too volatile for most people but I think
56:27
Bitcoin as I've been saying it was created for this moment.
56:30
It's almost like it was meant for this moment.
56:32
It's almost like it's the best currency and money in the world.
56:35
Anyways, this next one this next one is by names y'all so I don't
56:41
know how to say your name as well but it's the Star Wars meme
56:44
the Anakin and I forget what her name is.
56:47
But padmé padmé. Okay.
56:49
So and and it can go the man who introduced QE and bailed out
56:53
banks. In 2008, just won the Nobel
56:55
Prize of economics and Padma goes.
56:57
You're kidding. Right.
56:58
And the Anakin smile, and she goes Nobel Prize for economics,
57:02
should have gone to Satoshi amazing.
57:04
Absolutely amazing, clown World confirm.
57:07
Anyways, this next one about 21 JC LP and he says, I am a
57:10
Bitcoin toxic Maximus. Hashtag Bitcoin 24/7.
57:14
And we got the Chad bit corner with laser eyes going.
57:16
I am a Bitcoin toxic maximalist and we got the world economic
57:20
Forum, you know, illustrated by that one, girl with the yellow
57:24
jacket and it's got P proof of stake.
57:30
This is why they don't want you to be a toxic Bitcoin there.
57:32
Because we, as we showed on the Friday show, shoot holes and all
57:36
the Fiat narratives. Anyways, it's next one, is by my
57:39
boy, Copernicus, and he gave me, gave me a PC mean because we
57:46
can't show all your nasty memes on YouTube anyway, because
57:50
simply Bitcoin. The irony is, this is my, my
57:53
censored meme, that's okay for YouTube and he goes Fiat life on
57:56
PayPal Visa, Mastercard. Got an MPC with, a smile mask of
58:00
bugs. Oh, nothing support the current
58:02
thing, please. Let me buy pizza on credit.
58:04
And then we got an NPC crying eyes decline.
58:07
You said, mean, things in the picture, you all have 2500 back
58:13
to Chad's against Ned. It with the Bitcoin lightning in
58:17
the middle. That is a great one.
58:21
Wow, dude, I had to add some good ones for the topics.
58:25
We have covered today and the next one is rdb TC.
58:28
And he got, there's just no hope for some people and it's a bunch
58:31
of MPC gray, NPC's all repeating the same message.
58:35
There's nothing wrong with the current system of money.
58:37
We can trust our leaders and the bank's I think we thoroughly
58:40
destroyed a Me Harder. Daddy Daddy, some people might
58:46
not consider this a meme, but again, pictures paint a thousand
58:50
words and I got to add Lawrence here on a me because it's almost
58:54
like something happened in 1913 credit, Maybe.
58:58
See this chart. You can see that on the gold
59:00
standard, there was a nice ratio Dow to gold ratio for.
59:05
You know, this is a chart of the last 200 years and it's moving
59:08
in a nice Trend Channel and ever since 1913.
59:11
Guys, do you remember what happened in 1913?
59:13
Mmm. It's almost like the Federal
59:15
Reserve got created in 1913. Actually, it did.
59:18
And look at what's happened to the Dow gold ratio.
59:20
It's off the charts. It seeming like there is no
59:24
Rudder going on on this, on this Fiat, our Experiment that we are
59:29
going in. And this is why we get all these
59:31
crazy fluctuations and all this craziness in our world is
59:34
because we have completely lost the plot and our monies.
59:37
Untethered, this is why we continue to advocate for the
59:39
sound money gospel because the world needs a solid solid money
59:44
or else we get all this crazy Fiat stuff that we talk about
59:47
every single day. Anyways, today for my mean
59:50
review. Score is my my camera lens cap
59:56
camera lens caps. That's a About school.
59:58
That's the type of score. You give when you don't got
1:00:00
scores well I haven't shit. School is I literally don't know
1:00:05
what this is so I didn't want to use it.
1:00:06
I didn't want to get shit on for my other score.
1:00:09
Okay. All right, so guys this is
1:00:11
simply Bitcoin live so make sure to rate the meme did a live
1:00:15
chat, put in the live chat and me and Opti will read it out for
1:00:19
that. I'm going to give it this bag of
1:00:23
oyster crackers that I just opened.
1:00:25
I'm going to have one Very delicious, Miko eating on
1:00:30
stream. Who could have saw this coming
1:00:33
Rusty? What would you give those memes?
1:00:37
Well, there's not Damon es. I gotta give it a good score and
1:00:41
I actually laughed out loud with the PayPal one, so that was step
1:00:43
station. So, I'm giving I'm giving those
1:00:46
those memes. What I take when I vote, yea,
1:00:51
this sword really make that a real thing.
1:00:57
Yeah, in Australian, we don't have guns.
1:00:59
So we all take, we all carry swords, meme it into real inika.
1:01:03
Meme it into reality. Okay, we got a few scores
1:01:06
already in here. She's just first one by brand
1:01:11
advocate for that. By the way, it's a joke. $2500.
1:01:16
I'm getting find those memes. A Canadian truck.
1:01:25
Perfect. Perfect.
1:01:27
Next one, next one is by Michael Morris and he says I give those
1:01:31
means a.pop Ruby method. Okay okay going on going on.
1:01:36
Woo, we get a sword. Sheath unsheath hot.
1:01:39
A point goes, I give those memes a middle finger to the status at
1:01:42
PayPal. Let's go.
1:01:46
We got rope. He says rating those memes and
1:01:49
awful post office delivery man, okay, not sure the inside joke,
1:01:54
but go on Z logic goes I give those Memes $2500.
1:01:59
We're gonna need. That is by Leroy you Freights.
1:02:06
And he goes, I give those means, one whole pepperoni pizza from
1:02:09
Kalahari Resort that is somehow cheaper than four pieces of
1:02:12
pizza, fax fax. We do I know you.
1:02:15
Hey, bro, what's up, G? He goes, all right, we got
1:02:19
narwhal tacos, he goes. Oh, score.
1:02:21
Shame is hard today. Hold on.
1:02:23
That's yeah, guys, shaming me, man.
1:02:25
All right, Rave elevator goes. I give those Eames my increased
1:02:28
electric bill. Okay, here I got one, I got one
1:02:33
opt, he's neglected Summer, Fling, Ursula Von der.
1:02:36
Leyen these nurses, Love Letter to Opti, explaining how he
1:02:40
rubbed her heart, they want to implement Central Bank, digital
1:02:46
currencies. Because Opti rug pulled them.
1:02:48
How many you created this somehow some way this is opt
1:02:51
useful. Anyways, why Nick is says I give
1:02:53
it a, rug pulled Celsius account Yikes.
1:02:57
Yikes, okay. One last one and we'll keep this
1:03:00
moving narwhal, talking skills. I give those memes a Nobel prize
1:03:04
in economics. Okay.
1:03:06
That's right. Ladies and gentlemen, oyster
1:03:08
crackers, till 100K. Anyways Opti there was an open
1:03:11
source off early today. Let's check it out.
1:03:15
Bitcoin. Software release.
1:03:19
Let's go. Wow, that come in and Superfast
1:03:22
on anyways, guys. Alright, today software release
1:03:25
is kind of a big one. It's Ellen D version, 0.1 5.2
1:03:29
it's a beta into hotfix release to fix a sink issue.
1:03:32
So update ASAP and what happened was, someone did a large 998 of
1:03:38
999th absent. Multisig transaction and it
1:03:41
basically broke light, Ellen, Dino's yesterday and it's
1:03:44
causing them to fall out of sync with the change.
1:03:46
So again a large 990 Of 999 job was that was on purpose bro.
1:03:52
Multisig transaction broke Ellen denotes yesterday and it caused
1:03:56
him to fall out of sync with the change.
1:03:57
So this release fixes that bug, go upgrade your Ellen denote
1:04:01
ASAP. If you are running lnd, amazing
1:04:05
people, experimenting and breaking lightning.
1:04:08
I guess, I guess, you know, people were trusting the little
1:04:11
bit out there and then, and to bug that got slip through.
1:04:14
I saw Ben the car, man tweet yesterday.
1:04:16
Like, dude, you did this and you broke, Lightning like you
1:04:19
prepare Lindy bro, what happened?
1:04:22
Anyways, guys, we are on anchor. We are on Spotify, and we are on
1:04:27
the Apple podcast, and if you like what we're doing, you can
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stream of some stats on Fountain.
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Be a part of the valley for Value economy.
1:04:33
Anyways, let's throw this one out Nica.
1:04:36
Yeah. So guys, check out our awesome
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Oh yeah. Love that only I'm represent
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LTD.com I'm wearing the camo hoodie.
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You guys know it's my favorite once better just quietly but
1:04:57
yeah still opinion. Run this Rusty.
1:05:02
My ruining it am I ruining your holding battle with us holding
1:05:06
battle with us. Anyways guys, that was a show.
1:05:10
Also check out Simply Bitcoin, unfiltered, go to
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www.simpleandsensational.com, got a telegram group, it's a
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party in there. That's where you can link us
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simply Bitcoin channel. It's absolutely free.
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That's where all the plebs, go to hang out and linked us memes.
1:05:27
It's awesome. I also want to give a very
1:05:28
special shout-out to our awesome guest world of Rusty.
1:05:32
He is the graphic artist behind a lot of the graphical stuff
1:05:38
that simply Bitcoin uses that tone, vases uses that Meme
1:05:42
Factory uses some Bitcoin conferences uses his artwork as
1:05:46
stuck as artwork as well. So this is the guy Is this is
1:05:49
the magic behind the scenes, man.
1:05:51
So world of Rusty. Appreciate you joining us today
1:05:55
fucking kangaroos. Thanks man, I really enjoyed it.
1:05:59
Yeah, we don't say fucking kangaroos, by the way.
1:06:01
That's just as another thing I saw the movie, I had to say,
1:06:07
work on the accent, I know like snake.
1:06:10
It's a very difficult accent, man.
1:06:12
Thanks for joining us. So much today.
1:06:13
Where can people find you online?
1:06:15
What? You're working on.
1:06:16
Etc. Yeah, world of Rusty on.
1:06:18
Witter. I don't want to say she posting
1:06:21
anymore because of the kind of shed on that.
1:06:25
But yeah, she's posting on Twitter world of Rusty.com.
1:06:29
Pick up some cool merch and spreading the message that way
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