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Michael Saylor and Elon Musk Agree. | EP 636 · Simply Bitcoin

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Yo welcome to another episode of Simply Bitcoin live.
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Your number one source for the peaceful Bitcoin Revolution
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because the breaking news culture and me Matic Warfare, we
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will be your guide through the separation of money and say
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that's exactly what we're living through nowadays.
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Anyways today is going to be a very special show for my
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recollection. I think this is time.
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I've seen Michael sailor and Elon Musk directly interact with
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each other and they They were reaching an agreement and I
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would even go out on a limb and I would say that what elon's
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planning to do with and we'll show you guys all the receipts,
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like we always do what elon's planning to do with Twitter.
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And we've made this case for you before, I think all roads lead
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to bitcoin because it's the only one that is decentralized.
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Meaning it's the only one that could resist that government
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coercion, right? So I think Lawn.
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It's just a matter of time before he runs into Bitcoin, but
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I will say it's a really good sign that him and sailor are a
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specifically Elon is replying to sailor.
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So, I think that that's that's some baby steps.
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Baby steps in the right direction.
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Also, we have Joe Nakamoto, perfect person to talk about
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what happened what the news that dropped over the weekend?
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SPF secretly funded the block news site.
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As that's, that's interesting how that works.
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So Joe Welcome to Simply Bitcoin happy to have you, man.
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You're muted. Yeah, it looks like a muted.
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Anyways, alright, bringing Opti Opti how you doing?
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Check, check your settings job. I am good.
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I was just telling everyone in space is anneka.
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You need to keep me in the loop with our guests but hey, I'm
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excited for this one. A Joe I absolutely love the
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clips about him coming around on Twitter and stuff.
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So I know if we can figure out his haughty up, today's is going
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to be a good show. And then, of course, you know,
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if I only knew Joe was here, we maybe wouldn't Talk more about
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being a journalist, but I'm prepared a whole culture bit
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about. I told everyone last week that
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one of my favorite books. And one of a highly recommended
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reading is economics in one lesson.
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So I wanted to read basically the first page or so on it.
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And then we could Riff on it. But hey, maybe in time during
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the show we can talk about some journalism, will see what's
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good. We'll see what happens.
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Okay? Jose back, how you doing Joe?
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I think. Goodbye my friend.
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I mean yes you're in. All right.
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billion dollars with Abby. Anyways, anyways, got some
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interesting stuff for you guys. First of all, shout out to Pete
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Russo, man. He posts some Throwbacks that
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are so absolutely. Legendary.
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I thought this was really interesting.
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Exactly 12 years ago today. Satoshi Nakamoto sent his Final
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message on the Bitcoin forums the next day he logged off
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forever never to return. Dude, what a moment in time man,
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12 years ago we never heard from Satoshi again and for audio
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listeners is a screenshot of the Bitcoin talk forums and this is
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last active and it has the time. Absolutely crazy.
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I also wanted to react to this video and I want to get your
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guys thoughts. Shout out to our friends over a
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Bitcoin magazine and this is a clip from 94 and they were
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talking about the internet and sometimes you get lost in the
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sauce. You get, you know, the price
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distracts you and sometimes people forget to zoom out and I
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think it's really important to zoom out and I think that this
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video I think it's going to show why it's important to zoom out.
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Anyways, I'm going to shut up. Let's check out this video and
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then we'll talk about it. Imagine a world where every
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word, ever written every picture of a painting.
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Every film ever shot could be viewed instantly in your home,
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via an information, superhighway a high-capacity digital
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Communications Network, what that would mean is you could
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transform your home into a mammoth interactive
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entertainment center. With the odd Stock Exchange and
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shopping center thrown in. It sounds pretty Grand but it
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all comes down to computers communicating.
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And in fact, that's already happening on something called
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the internet that anyone in the world with a computer and a
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modem to connect it to a telephone line.
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Can subscribe to there are over 20 million people connected up.
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And one person in particular, I know is connected is the
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American President, Bill Clinton, and I know that because
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I use this computer to write to him today and I've already got a
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reply from the White House and here it is.
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Right? Thank you for writing to
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President Clinton via electronic mail.
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The president is committed. Knitted to integrating this
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Dynamic medium into the White House and it goes on to give
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some details of his government's policy, to encourage the
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building of information superhighways.
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Now, I can't electronically mail our prime minister John Major
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because he hasn't got a modem and I can't find out what his
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government policy on. Information superhighways is
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because it hasn't got one dude. What a freaking throwback.
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That's literally what I got to say about that.
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They're not They're not discussing anything crazy.
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They're discussing. It's like, do you have email or
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not? And now think about where you're
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watching this video right now. Right.
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You either watching on Twitter spaces, Rumble Bitcoin tv.
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YouTube, you're literally watching this video live through
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the internet and they're just talking about email, right,
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since 1994 roughly, 18 years later.
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Look at where we are today. Now, do you think And that 18
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years from the future. What do you think things are
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going to be like? And I think it's really hard for
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people to at least imagine or conceptualize, because they get
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lost in the sauce, right? You get distracted, right?
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You the the short time preference, I think is a bad
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thing, but I think the critical difference between then and now
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is that. Now it's not information.
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And look how much the government has fought on the
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disintermediation of information, right?
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You you saw from the B Administration, you saw the Of
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Truth each you saw them trying to in this was just released
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this isn't speculation anymore. Now, we have news based on the
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files that Elon released that the u.s. government was actively
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asking people at Twitter to censor certain types of
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information. Now, the next disintermediation
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that's coming is money, all right?
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And I think that's the Big Kahuna.
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So it's going to be really interesting times to, to live
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through, but I mean we do tell you in the very beginning of the
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show, right? We will be your guide through Do
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the separation of money and state and I think that's exactly
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what we're living through right now.
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Anyways, Joe, what are your thoughts on this?
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It's crazy was a British lady Pro.
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There's a British like, I picked out one for you.
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It always is they say the end of the world will be announced by a
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British RP accent as they say. I was generally like an
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expression we use but yeah British lady saying imagine a
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world. And here we are living in that
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world. So you know, it makes you feel a
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bit more confident about this Bitcoin future.
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Wait, can I just say, thanks for having me on sorry, but my
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internet connection issues. Clearly has been BT sessions
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says, I think the living in and a modem future.
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So apologies for that, shut up, the BTC sessions quote, Joe out
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there, sharing the world of Bitcoin on a 56k modem oh man,
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absolutely hilarious. But I do got to say Joe has
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phenomenal Acoustics today, okay?
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Because he's in a he's an acoustic treated room anyways.
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Opti. What are your thought man?
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Did that blow your the blow your mind, the way blue mine.
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Well first off that that clip was like.
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So cypherpunk is fuck man. You hear like the computers in
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the background it like the the lights and her just being you
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know, all British and stuff. But it's just it's really
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amazing seeing Clips like this about the internet.
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I'm already getting trolled in the chat so but we'll bring it
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up later. Anyways, it's amazing seeing
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Clips like this about the internet and it really kind of
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reminded me or rather like foreshadowed and idea of like
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this is what we're going to be looking like in the future is
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like people are going to get our videos and and see us trying to
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explain Bitcoin to people and it's just going to be like so
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outdated and vanilla. And and people will be like, how
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did no one ever get that Bitcoin was.
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Works and the profound things that Bitcoin will change about
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society. And look at these two three
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idiots trying to explain it as simply as possible to people so
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that they could understand. So that they could understand
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how, you know, profound this effect will be on society.
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And, and you know, it's funny when we look back at videos
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about the internet and, you know, there's that famous one
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where they're trying to explain, you know, like the fax Enter the
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internet and and it's like, people are just like food.
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What is the World Wide Web? Like what is going on?
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Like you like you just send messages across the world and
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it's like this is what we are doing here trying to explain to
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people about Bitcoin and it'll be looked on in the same way in
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the future and it's just like, I don't know, man.
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It's like looking in the mirror right now it's like, oh wow,
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this is going to be us and what 28 years, like it's just
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amazing. Like shouts out to them.
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It's not even that long, it's not Yeah, exactly.
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And 20 years we'll be looking back when it's 20 years is 20
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years and it's just it's amazing and it's back to that idea of
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like the gradually then suddenly you know it still seems like a
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far-off ways of Bitcoin changing everything about our society but
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you know that Bitcoin being adopted faster than the internet
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and here we are. It is 28 years and here we are
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on the front line. So we will be looked upon in the
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same way in a decade or so, a couple decades.
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Yeah, absolutely. I just want to give a Out to the
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comments. By the way, narwhal tacos using
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Usenet in the 90s was almost exactly as complicated as
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establishing channels on lightning today.
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Next one by Elaine says you guys.
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Probably don't remember pagers. I do Bitcoin, Becca.
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Y'all don't even remember, fax machines.
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I think some doctor's office so use that, right?
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Yeah, my mom is leaves, the facts, W back sell fake news,
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but yeah, man. Ali crazy, what a throwback.
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Anyways guys, lots of talk about during the news, we're going to
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talk about the block then being bought and paid for also some
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some news about Elon and sailor. Anyway, so check it out.
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Bitcoin. Alright, everybody, so lot to
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talk about, I thought this was interesting from my
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understanding, this is the first time Elon Musk Michael sailor,
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basically interact with each other.
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So elon's we did that. Tweeter Tweeter, ha Twitter will
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soon start freeing the namespace of 1.5 billion dollar 1.5
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billion accounts. Also to note, it's really
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important. Also, that there is some
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accounts that are historic, right?
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And one of them being how often he's right, how often he's, you
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know, famous tweet, right? Running Bitcoin, the think it
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was from 2009 or 2010, right? Absolutely historic.
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You don't want that to go away. There's a change.org petition
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already has two hundred and two hundred 237 signatures.
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I think we can easily get that to 500.
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We don't want house, you know? We don't want house, Twitter
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account being deleted, right? This is a legendary figure in
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Bitcoin historic figure. All right.
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That being said, I also don't think that they're going to be
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willy-nilly about it like that but anyways, it's better better,
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play it safe. So Michael sailor respond to you
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on said, Twitter, can add enormous value to the World by
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organizing the flows of News and Views of billions of people and
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millions of organizations worldwide via branded account
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supporting natural name. Logical classifications
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trustworthy, verifications convert noise to signal.
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And Elon replies to sealer. He says, the general principle
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of improving signal to noise is incredibly important.
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Now, it's really interesting like this whole thing that's
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playing out, right? You know, we now know based on
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the files that Ilan has been releasing.
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You know, via these, these other journalists like Matt Taibbi.
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Is that a lot of the censorship which is extremely alarming
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because these people also want you to trust them with Central
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Bank, digital currencies. So we know for a fact now that
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Three-letter agencies influenced or pushed Twitter to censor
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certain popular political figures.
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And now these are the same people that are like, yo trust
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us with Central Bank, digital currencies are not going to use
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that against you. That that is as a crazy warning.
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I actually tweeted that out on on.
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I think it was this Friday, says, imagine what they would do
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with CBD Seasons, when I say Bitcoin or slavery and I really
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fundamentally agree with that. Now, what's really interesting?
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And I said this in the very beginning, I think if he'll on
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wants to do what he originally did for PayPal, was a PayPal's
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original Mission was to facilitate payments all around
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the world, make it easy, but inevitably it was co-opted
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because it's a centralized, it's a company, right?
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Is very easy to go in their influence, a rules, change it
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and now, PayPal's this Frankenstein of a company.
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Now, they're saying, hey, if you flat out certain misinformation
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that we disagree with, we're going to find you 2,500 dollars.
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When people found out, they walked it back and then they
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they They when no one was looking, they secretly snuck it
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back in again. So like this is crazy.
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Right. So but I think you know and he
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said this and then this is the uh the very famous spaces that
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Elon did. There's 100,000 people in this
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space has, it was historic, right?
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100,000 people that have direct access without going through a
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media Source, right? You literally have Elon Musk on
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stage being asked questions in real time, right?
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Very interesting. And then I'm going to tie this
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in with the video that we saw in the very beginning.
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Could you have ever imagined that in 94.
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Absolutely not right. Anyways, goes on to say.
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These are some of the quotes that he said in space is says,
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quote PayPal seems to be moving in the direction of social
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credit and censorship. That's disturbing, quote, worse,
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the Fiat system becomes the more, the worst the Fiat system
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becomes, the more cryptocurrencies will grow and I
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think this is where Elon is at stage one, right?
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I think that he's in 2017, mindset of its cryptos, it's
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whatever. Which one you you, you know, you
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You want to use what bitcoiners believe is that it was
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inevitable for Fiat systems to become this way.
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Just like it's inevitable for cryptocurrencies because they're
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centralized to become like the Fiat system.
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Right? V special part of Bitcoin is
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that we have successfully figured out how to separate the
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monetary policy out of the hands of human beings.
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The that in itself is innovation like that actually changes
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everything as long as Have Central planners because that's
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really what they are, right saying.
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No, you know, I could, I could figure this out.
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I can make the tweaks, what tends to happen is you could
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see, you can make the argument and the beginning, you know, the
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system could work but over time that system becomes corrupted,
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right? That's what, that's how we're we
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are where we are today, right? Anyways, it he goes on to say,
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quote, it's a no-brainer for Twitter to have payments in both
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Fiat and crypto. So I mean, I think elon's
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coming, I think he's ilan's definitely coming along.
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I think this is definitely. The historic, whether it's the
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disintermediation of information.
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People talking directly peer to peer directly to each other
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Ilan, finally responding to sailor, right.
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I wish it was a Bitcoin tweet, you know, that have a lot of
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signal in it. If it was a Bitcoin tweet, but I
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think it's a first step and I think elon's going to eventually
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figure out if you do want to adopt a payments platform has to
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be a plamen payments platform that can't be co-opted and it
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can't be censored. And I think the only one that's
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able to Provide. That is Bitcoin, right?
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The second biggest, most popular cryptocurrency is etherium.
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We known we now know that over sixty to seventy percent of
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etherium. Validators are actively
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censoring for the office of foreign assets control, why?
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Because it's centralized, right? So you, you want that
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decentralization is absolutely necessary.
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If you do want to separate money from State, anyways, Joe, what
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are your thoughts on all this? That was a lot of information,
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amazing. I mean, first, I just want to
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address Opti skin care routine. Is that seems to be the main
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talking point, right now, at least in the chat.
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I'm half. Joking, there.
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Please tell me what creams you use.
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I'm also getting older in my Millennium, millennial
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generation. The other thing regarding, Elon
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Musk. Yeah, I mean, the first thing I
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sort of picked up on, was yet? Twitter spaces.
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Are insane. Aren't they only realized this
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within the past hour of six months, I should have realized?
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Earlier, you can literally ask direct questions to people like
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Elon Musk. Or sandbank manfried was seeing
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that more and more in terms of elon's Bitcoin journey, I have
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another theory. I Look that Elon might actually
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be a Bitcoin, a maxi. I think he might actually
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already get it, but he knows that if he was to go full send
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on his Bitcoin Journey, this is just a complete wild.
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Silly Theory, by the way, this is just me thinking out loud,
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but I think that he might actually get it, but he knows
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that if he shows that he gets it, then it's pretty much game
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over for the rest of the world to, you know, buy Bitcoin order
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or get on board. Because, you know, he's the
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world's wealthiest person he owns, you know, some of the
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wealthiest companies, Is he trying to do what he initially
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set out to do with PayPal? I don't really know.
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I don't know if of his backstory and yeah, those other things
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that you picked up on, which I really should have taken notes
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about our something about journalists and yet journalism
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sucks big. So actually I'm glad that you
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are glad that you are because I would have forgot to know just
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this basically like this this like this historic moment that
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we're living through which is like the Legacy institutions are
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losing their Credibility. And they're also being
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disintermediated right now. You can have it individual and
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if that individual provides value, right?
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He can have a huge following without needing an intermediate
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without needing an institution in order to make that happen,
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right? So it's like the rise of this
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citizen individual journalism that I think is going to change
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the game specifically because the these large institutions,
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like the ones that are decades old that people are used to
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getting their news from which our CNN ABC, NBC Sports Live in
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the United States, you can Tell that they've been co-opted by
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special interest worse versus an individual.
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He could tell the truth. That's okay.
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You know, yeah, well, you type say, right?
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But I still think that there are certain people who even though
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they have a platform and they can speak the truth and they are
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bitcoiners and I'm not pointing fingers here, but they still
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don't quite tell the truth. Although tell the truth knowing
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that they have this platform, they have to say things in a
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certain way so I think it's still upon the reader or the
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person Jazz gesturing, digesting the news or the headlines.
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Needs to make up their own opinions.
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But yeah, when it comes to these media platforms.
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Yeah. Most of them are compromised or
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just completely completely fucking wrong, you know?
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I mean we've seen this real be SPF headlines recently which
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have I mean 99% of mainstream media reporting has been
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inaccurate or just playing like blowing up his ass and that's
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just completely despicable. When you think about the scale
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of the fraud that this man has committed, there's been a few
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crypto Outlets. I say crypto here, you know,
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because it's shit corny stuff. They have been more accurate in
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their reporting but then it comes out that you know the
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block was secretly or the blocks, former CEO was funded by
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SPF. So yeah, I think there's a real
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strong case here for Bitcoin, opening up more to the personal
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Platforms in which we can verify more easily the source of
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information. But there's still that implicit
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level of trust with the news. And we still have to be able to
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think critically. And the amazing thing for that
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is that Bitcoin also helps that, right?
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Because I don't know about you guys, but throughout my big One
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Journey, it's made me question almost everything which is quite
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terrifying, but it's also quite rewarding because you approach
22:40
everything in this new light and sort of new sort of Bitcoin
22:42
friendly lights. And yeah, I think that you
22:44
become, if you don't become better at critical thinking you
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definitely do it more frequently and that's also something that
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we would need in this hyper Bitcoin eyes door, you know,
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World in which we don't have to trust.
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These big institutions in outlets for our daily dose of
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propaganda. Yeah.
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And and I think you really hit the nail on the head and that's
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something that we're Is me Joe as well, right?
23:06
Which is this concept that in the Fiat world, people have
23:10
outsourced that personal responsibility, whether it's the
23:13
storage of their wealth, you know.
23:14
They keep their money in the bank and they keep their money
23:17
on Exchange and they don't learn how to take self custody or
23:20
whether it's Outsourcing information, right?
23:23
The seeking of information. So people tend to put a lot of
23:26
trust in these institutions without exactly what you said
23:28
without thinking. Critically.
23:30
Now the big question is is this going to change, right?
23:34
They are is Humanity going to take this next step, where
23:37
individuals, take back, that personal responsibility, rather
23:40
than Outsourcing it to exchanges.
23:42
Banks, governments, Etc. Huge.
23:46
I mean, how can we unlearn all that?
23:49
We've learned? How can we uncondition ourselves
23:51
from this conditioning? We've been brought up in
23:53
particularly Our Generation, you know, we were brought up on the
23:56
cusp of the internet coming through and the internet as a
23:59
satisfactorily shaped a lot of ideas and the propaganda we
24:03
citrusy The internet, when I say the word propaganda, you
24:06
Schilling. That thing, you're drinking
24:07
their of the people. Settlers in beer.
24:10
I'm drinking sparkling water. It does look like they let him
24:13
trust. I wasn't gonna have them trust.
24:15
I was verifying good man. Hell yeah.
24:19
Auntie what are your thoughts bro?
24:21
What are your thoughts? Well, first and foremost I
24:24
really really enjoyed Jose conspiracy theory on Ilan.
24:27
I would love for that to be true.
24:29
Sounds sounds awesome. Second point is, I really do
24:33
hope that That on this Twitter cleanse that Ilan has been
24:37
talking about that house. Twitter account, definitely
24:40
survives. I think this is something as
24:42
bitcoiners that we don't know. I mean, I'm not really big on
24:45
like, you know, petitions and all that but like you know,
24:48
someone getting his ear, make sure that house account stays on
24:51
Twitter. That would be a shame if it get
24:52
nuked button on that babe and maybe some dope Twitter ads are
24:57
going to open up and we can, you know, we can claim some of
25:00
those. Some of those Twitter act, wink,
25:02
wink mica. Is, you know me, I've been very
25:06
skeptical about Elon on this pain, this platform in private
25:10
and publicly. And but also it seems like he
25:14
has been putting his hat in the ring and, you know, fighting for
25:18
free speech and it's hard for me to comment on someone that is
25:21
that successful. So like I'm just trying to watch
25:24
it in real time and see what happens and to your guys's
25:27
point. I think this is another
25:30
Testament to the idea that we've been talking about on the show
25:32
for a long time, a running theme And the importance of Bitcoin,
25:36
only journalism and why, you know, we do what we do.
25:39
Why Joe does what he does and that more people need to put
25:43
their hat in the ring and more people need to take that stand
25:46
for truth and for Bitcoin and for just spreading spreading the
25:52
facts out there and doing it in ways.
25:54
So that people do find it do, find it interesting and do
25:58
digested and spread it farther. So you know, we've seen a lot of
26:01
examples of Bad journalism this year.
26:06
We've seen it from Legacy Media. We've seen it from shit, coin
26:09
platforms, and we just tried to show up every single day and do
26:13
our job so that people get that message and get that signal out
26:17
there. And I think it is going to
26:19
become like an Uber important aspect of our modern society is
26:24
what we've been saying. All the time, these independent
26:26
journalists continuing to spread the truth continue to quote
26:30
unquote, be conspiracy theorists in the face of all the hay and
26:33
you know Speak truth to power. And and you know, speak truth at
26:37
the at the cost of our personal physical and financial
26:42
well-being. So we're just showing up every
26:43
single day to be you know just Frontline soldiers that we all
26:48
are. So everyone out there, continue
26:49
to meme continue to spread the truth.
26:51
Continue to try to orange pill your friends and family.
26:54
So that the truth can be spoken about publicly again because
26:58
obviously the powers that be are afraid of the truth.
27:01
And the only thing they have going for them is the Truth
27:04
right now. So we have exploded this now,
27:07
and we will continue to, you know, do our part and put our
27:11
hat in the ring. First free speech.
27:13
So, amen. Amen to that.
27:16
Amen to that. All right everybody, we have
27:17
time. We have a little we have weight
27:19
to your point, the secret skincare routine.
27:23
I found it on a social media was on Instagram.
27:26
It is wash your fret for your face with Head and Shoulders.
27:29
Okay? Okay it's been working, I don't
27:31
know. Opti skincare.
27:32
Ten for ten? All right, everybody.
27:35
We have enough time to cover this and I'm really curious to
27:39
to find out. I'm really excited to find out
27:41
what Joe thinks about this as well because he is a journalist
27:45
in the industry. So this is an a report by or an
27:48
article by axios is exclusive s. BF secretly funded crypto, new
27:53
site goes on to say the block. A media company that says it
27:56
covers crypto news independently.
27:58
I think that's the key word there.
27:59
It says it covers Krypton use independently as been secretly
28:02
funded for over a year with money fun.
28:04
Old to the block CEO from a, from the disgrace and Bank
28:07
manfred's crypto, currency trading form sources, toad
28:10
axios, why it matters obviously the payments which employs of
28:15
the block were previously unaware of could undermine the
28:18
news company's credibility, no shit.
28:20
But I mean, I'll say this though, I really believe that
28:24
the Legacy Media is the same thing.
28:27
The same things are happening, right?
28:30
Goes on to say driving the news McAfee has resigned as CEO.
28:34
And is leaving the company, the blocks Chief Revenue officer,
28:37
Bobby Moran. I'm not related confirm to axios
28:40
on Friday, Mac. Mac Rafi is also stepping down
28:44
from its board. So I mean, like, why would they
28:46
be stepping down? If there isn't something to, you
28:49
know, to to hide or to be shameful of?
28:52
I think. That's interesting.
28:54
Joe, what are your thoughts on this?
28:55
Is it surprising to you? No, in a word.
28:59
No. I mean, let's be honest here.
29:02
All of these crypto shit coin Publications.
29:05
They are there to make money and the way in which they initially
29:08
made money was through, you know, monetizing information and
29:11
news. But they've realized that
29:13
they're even more lucrative ways to make money.
29:15
And clearly the, the disgrace CEO McCaffrey has realized that
29:18
the best way to make money is just a talk to CEOs of big
29:22
formerly, successful exchanges, and say, hey can you please buy
29:27
my yacht? I was at his house.
29:28
I forget, I think part funded the purchase of a home.
29:31
So, yes, it is true that I think a lot of media's, by the way,
29:35
have misreported. This have said that the SPF is
29:37
directly funding, the block, which isn't true because, you
29:40
know, say I was an employee at the Block right now.
29:42
I would feel really like fuck, you know, I'm representing this
29:46
awful corrupt institution, you know, I had no knowledge of it.
29:49
But in reality what's well, what appears to happen have happened
29:53
is that Caffrey has struck a deal with SPF.
29:56
To pay for his house and with that influence these effectively
30:01
bought proving that the block isn't an independent media
30:05
Outlet. He's then sort of influence the
30:07
editor-in-chief or influence, whatever content they put out
30:11
related to SPF or FTX. And it also might mean that
30:15
McCaffrey was on SPF speed dial. So, you know, whenever there's a
30:18
story about SPF, whereas, you know, SPF opens up a new office
30:22
in Bahamas, or sent kits, or whatever it may be, they will
30:25
then quote, the Lock on it so it'll be like a you scratch my
30:27
back. I scratch yours sort of thing
30:29
and I'm sure this happens at other outlets and won't be the
30:31
first one. And I don't know maybe because
30:33
magazine has similar things in place, you know, it's not just
30:36
because it's a crypto or a shit coin outlet that it's, you know,
30:40
potentially to be controlled or corrupted or all of these are
30:43
potentially. And it again just comes back to
30:45
what we talked about earlier. Think critically, don't trust
30:47
verify and will this be the first of many to be revealed as
30:51
being you know, corrupt or controlled probably?
30:54
I mean, we can help as much. That would expel all of these
30:58
poor practices from the journalism sort of sector.
31:02
I mean, let's be honest. A lot of Journalism and crypto
31:04
isn't really journalism, it's just content, Creation with a
31:06
flavor. So there's also that part that
31:09
is worth worth looking into. Yeah, if I was at the Block
31:12
right now, I'd be quite I feel quite like embarrassed in a bit
31:15
like, oh God, should I really be representing this organization
31:18
anymore because even though you might be going out of the block,
31:21
you're a Bitcoin at a ship going.
31:22
Publication that clearly has a CEO who's allergic.
31:26
Take two Scruples. So yeah, that's my little take
31:29
on it. Interesting.
31:30
Artie. What are your thoughts on this
31:32
Pro? You've been killing it lately.
31:33
Yeah. Well, you know Cece and now it's
31:40
good, bro. We I am, I'm the light-hearted
31:43
one, so like I'll joke for you. So well last week we dunked on
31:51
coin desk as well. And now we're dumping on the
31:54
Block and You know, there's a running meme on Twitter of like
31:58
the infamous Circle jerkers and the you scratch my back.
32:01
I scratch yours meme going around.
32:04
And now this one just like completely blows up in
32:07
everyone's face and this is like a very Fiat Legacy Media by.
32:10
I've seen coming from the Block and from SPF and stuff and so
32:14
obviously Nico and I aren't surprised and others.
32:18
Joe, you know, this is something that I think we've probably been
32:21
covering on the show for a while.
32:23
Now the like what Joe said, you know, the Chicago.
32:26
Journalism is just content creation with a with a flare and
32:30
Anika said it best last week where he said, like if these
32:33
shit coin journalist sites were very true were actually truthful
32:36
about Bitcoin. Then they would expose the scams
32:39
and it would expose, you know, the, the lack of substance that
32:44
their journalism actually is. And so, I mean, I think it's
32:47
just another another data point for this year, being a blessing
32:52
in disguise, you know, we got the great Exodus from Shit coin,
32:56
exchanges to South custody and now we are going to soon.
33:01
See people move away from shit. Coin journalism sites on to
33:05
bitcoin only content creators. So I think there's going to be a
33:09
lot of Silver. Linings through all the pain and
33:12
you know, people like us will start to see more people
33:14
following the truth and the signal and this is why we do.
33:17
What we do is guys like we are bitcoiners first and foremost
33:21
and this is what we try to push is the truth and the facts about
33:25
what's going. On in this space and everyone is
33:27
just trying to steal your Bitcoin.
33:29
And so that's why we tell you guys to stay humble Stacks at
33:33
stake your Bitcoin into self custody because everyone else is
33:36
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Alright, everybody before I gotta stop making optic, me
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fullscreen. The before we get to the
34:17
culture, I want to give a shout-out to A true Bitcoin
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conference network with bitcoiners in Austin, Texas,
34:23
August 24th, 25th 26th, 27th and 2023.
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I'm talking about Big Block, boom, of course it's not a shit
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coin of event. It's not an N of t or blockchain
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event. It's a Bitcoin event.
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They talk about Bitcoin Bitcoin and more Bitcoin.
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Any to give it, take advantage of the promo code all caps,
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simply Bitcoin to get a big discount to the bit block, boom
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conference. Well, Nico, I am pivoting live
34:48
right now. So, So we have Joe here.
34:51
I did do a bit, guys. Like I said in the beginning, I
34:54
didn't know Joe is coming on. Nico needs to get me in the loop
34:56
on when our guests are showing up, right?
35:00
Yeah, exactly. So anyways, I'll do my bit
35:03
tomorrow. We'll cover the the first page
35:06
of economics in one lesson tomorrow, but I think it would
35:10
be, you know, a missed opportunity if we didn't jump in
35:13
on this whole Bitcoin journalism.
35:15
Truly know that the importance of being a journalist or rather,
35:18
you know. Bringing back true journalism
35:21
and so I think let's just let's just jump in.
35:25
You, you hit us in the chat over here and you said you had
35:28
another Point. Ari shit, coin media,
35:30
Publications and funding. So let's just jump in there and
35:33
then we'll we'll use that as a jump-off point and then we'll
35:37
move into the memes. Thanks mate.
35:40
No, I appreciate it. And I just thought, yeah, why
35:41
not? If I've got this platform maybe
35:43
discuss this that maybe some bitcoiners have been questioning
35:46
about anyway, but as I'm sure you've seen a lot of the A coin
35:50
Publications have been chopping heads during the bear market,
35:53
and they failed to sort of manage their budgets or the
35:56
treasuries effectively, and we've even seen at lots of
35:59
Bitcoin companies right there. The bear markets, been brutal,
36:03
and that's really unfortunate, so, it makes it sort of begs the
36:05
question, okay? What was the funding for the
36:08
block for and given the fact that it was directly for the
36:11
CEOs house? It makes me a lot less
36:14
charitable charitable towards him and is why understanding of
36:16
the matter because had it been going straight into the block
36:19
you. Saving jobs or whatever.
36:21
Then maybe it would have been a bit more justifiable but you
36:26
know, there's been a lot of I'm a bit quieter, for example, and
36:29
I only write about Bitcoin. I only write about crypto when
36:32
it's in the interest of Bitcoin and I'm very grateful that coin
36:34
Telegraph allows me to do that whilst.
36:36
I also, you know, that Queen Telegraph promotes all sorts of
36:39
shipments Under the Sun and is not the go-to place to get your
36:43
you know, fire Bitcoin reporting for that obviously recommend
36:46
simply simply Bitcoin or Bitcoin magazine or individual people.
36:49
Ooh, but it's that thing of. How do I get paid?
36:52
How do I, you know, I'm a relatively late, Bitcoin.
36:55
ER, how do I sort of contribute to the space in a way that's
36:57
effective and truthful and you know, how can I keep do that
37:01
sustainably? So like able to pay my rent, my
37:04
food, and also stack some SATs at the end of the month.
37:06
And you know, when I approach the situation a year and a half
37:09
ago, when I was working for Bloomberg.
37:10
So like, you know, I've got prior Germans and mainstream
37:13
media journalism skills, which a lot of people don't have in this
37:15
space as well, because a lot of people just come to crypto and
37:17
think, oh, this is great. I can go.
37:19
Zero to a million very quickly. So yeah there's that is to say
37:24
that there's a lot of shitty journalism in the space as well.
37:26
So people that don't check primary sources, people that
37:28
don't call up data checks, or whatever it may be.
37:32
And see, I was faced with this Choice year and a half ago.
37:35
And I was like okay well I can go to a Bitcoin magazine where I
37:37
can preach to the choir preach to the converted and talk about
37:40
you know how amazing Bitcoin is all the time.
37:42
Or I can try to preach to shit corners and try to sort of alert
37:46
them to how much amazing stuff there is going on in the Bitcoin
37:48
space. I mean, just today, I
37:50
interviewed a guy who's implanted a lightning chip into
37:53
his hand here but I don't know if you know this guy but you
37:55
should probably get on the show at some point.
37:56
He's hilarious. Felix fright or Felix's?
37:59
Name is from Switzerland and yeah he's put a microchip in his
38:04
hand to pay for things NFC. And yeah, I met him in
38:07
Switzerland when I was quite drunk and I was just like what
38:10
the fuck is going on here. But there's so many cool stories
38:13
from bitcoiners all around the world who are just as passionate
38:16
just as mad as you or I am. And if amazing In the voice but
38:20
we can't fit them all in on, you know, a Bitcoin magazine or a
38:23
simply Bitcoin. So yeah, that there's definitely
38:25
need to have Bitcoin of voices in every sort of media outlet.
38:28
And that's also why I like next year, you might get annoyed at
38:31
me because I'm representing coin Telegraph, electric coin
38:34
conferences. But I'm going there with a
38:36
Bitcoin, you know, speech or Bitcoin ideas, ready?
38:40
I'm not going to shit coin or anything.
38:42
And I think that, you know, we've got a real opportunity
38:44
there to address the the shit coronary and help.
38:49
People understand that, you know shit coin is just Fiat 2.0 and
38:52
Bitcoin is the remedy to that. So yeah, that's my little, my
38:55
little skit. Thank you very much for bringing
38:57
it back to me there. No worries, bro.
38:58
I love it because I mean Nico and I, obviously we are a
39:02
Bitcoin only platform and we will keep it that way, but we've
39:07
noticed one thing as well throughout this whole journey as
39:10
simply Bitcoin is a lot of Bitcoin companies, they have one
39:14
issue and it's that they are Bitcoin companies preaching to
39:17
the choir and if Are going to expand this, you know, Bitcoin
39:22
Revolution. Like we say, all the time, we
39:24
are going to have to expand outside of our little Echo
39:27
Chambers on bitcoin, Twitter, and try to do our best to reach
39:31
that mainstream audience. And so, you know, I'd love
39:34
hearing, I loved hearing your perspective because I know
39:37
you've been getting a lot of shit if not, you get a lot of
39:39
shit about it so much, even though every come on, let's see
39:44
every clip. I see you're just like, you
39:47
know, just giving that pure saw. So I do have a question in
39:50
regards to that like how has it been trying to change a shit
39:54
coin publication on the inside by being a freaking adamant
39:58
Bitcoin enrollment? I mean I mean canute's fun.
40:03
Home was like, oh, you're like the Trojan Horse Quinn Telegraph
40:07
and that's like massively blowing my own trumpet here.
40:09
I'm just a reporter that likes to write about Bitcoin
40:12
constantly but within the first three months people were like,
40:15
oh can you write about this thing?
40:16
I was like nah it doesn't interest me or you know, I'm not
40:19
I'm not I don't care about that as much and eventually like six
40:23
months in there like okay this guy really isn't going to write
40:25
about a theory and you know merge or whatever it be maybe or
40:28
if you're right about the theory emerge he'll be like oh etherium
40:31
is more liable to capture because of the merge because,
40:33
you know, proof of stake means that as we've seen the ofac
40:36
compliance has gone through the roof and then, you know, nine
40:39
months in people are, okay. He's just going to write about
40:41
Bitcoin only and they've given me the freedom to do that and
40:44
that's absolutely fantastic. You know, that they haven't
40:46
given me a brief. Any point in said, you need to
40:48
write this about this shit coin. The publication, and a lot of
40:50
people think that that's how journalism Outlets work and that
40:53
didn't work at Bloomberg. That didn't work and focus
40:55
reports and other, then that didn't work here as a
40:58
journalist, your job is to find the news, you know, find stories
41:00
pitch, the news right up and then see about with your editor,
41:04
you know, which way you want to angle it and what flies and you
41:07
go from there. There's no sort of well, in
41:10
every company I've worked for, there's never been a top-down
41:12
sort of. You must write this about the
41:14
news, there's just, you know, certain second chamber, Echo
41:17
chambers, that you find yourself, then it gets churned
41:19
out. That way I've completely
41:21
forgotten what the question was, but it's towards the end of my
41:23
work, then I know. But that was still, that was
41:26
still a good signal there, man. I think the last question I mean
41:30
he could talk about this all the time Anika you might have
41:32
another question but it's to the idea of the importance of
41:38
independent alternative, you know, media sources and
41:42
journalists. And you know, it's just kudos to
41:45
you to being Like a true journalist Pro like like being
41:51
right about the ethos and being like, look, I want to speak
41:54
about these things that intrigued me and I want to do
41:57
the best I can to cover that. And I think that this is what a
42:00
lot more people need to do Nico calls them, the citizen
42:02
journalists out there and, you know, that's what we try to do
42:05
here. I'm simply Bitcoin.
42:07
So, you know, first of all, kudos to you, and then also,
42:09
like, what's your thoughts on this whole idea of how bad
42:12
Legacy Media journalism is and maybe why you do what you do.
42:17
It's good. Say that it's been way too kind
42:19
to my head's, not going to fit through this tiny vocal booth as
42:22
I leave it in my, you guys been inflated so much first, real, a
42:25
Bitcoin, stay humble, second stack SATs and I will continue
42:29
to stay humble but thank you for the kind words and what do I
42:33
think of what do you say? Shit?
42:34
Coin media, it with regards to just Legacy Media.
42:37
In general, I mean Legacy Media is fucked that there's no they
42:41
can't keep up and, you know, I speak to.
42:44
So I spent a lot of time trying to network into the financial
42:46
times and the BBC The UK because, you know, I'm not going
42:49
to get anywhere with us Publications.
42:52
And, you know, the reason why the media problem panel that
42:56
happened in Amsterdam with the sort of famous like, like, like,
42:58
like like meme bit that came out of it was, it was quite popular
43:02
in July, or August in this space.
43:04
Well, the reason why that happened was because I was
43:05
trying to get more Bitcoin content into the financial
43:07
times. So, I went there a few times and
43:10
those amazing offices in the center of London, beautiful
43:14
views from their sort of, they've got like a Sky Lounge
43:17
area. So, I was meeting with them
43:18
there with a few times been, like, yo, this Bitcoin thing.
43:20
Like, I think, maybe we could, you know, angle a few things,
43:23
maybe talk about remittance into Africa, and maybe talk about it
43:25
as a tool for censorship resistance, this sort of thing.
43:29
And the deal was okay. You come to this Bitcoin,
43:32
Amsterdam conference and we'll get some nice content onto the
43:37
platform. And the idea was that she was
43:39
going to report on her experience a bit going
43:41
Amsterdam. As I'm sure you know, what
43:44
happened afterwards was a car crash in which The financial
43:48
times didn't come across very well.
43:50
And I mean that that's no fault of my own.
43:52
I did not look to dunk on her and I was looking to have a
43:54
really good conversation and we all on stage that the atmosphere
43:58
was very cordial beforehand, but that was sort of like, the
44:01
implicit deal didn't play out like that and I was like, crap.
44:04
So I went to the BBC instead and was, you know, talking to the
44:07
guy that did a report on Bitcoin mining in Kazakhstan.
44:10
I was like yo, bro, you focus on like the nastiest shittiest area
44:14
of Bitcoin mining when there's like three million things which
44:17
are going on in the Bitcoin Mining space which you could
44:19
have talked about why did he only talked about that?
44:21
Like what is the angle there? And was like oh no.
44:22
By also talked a little bit about solar panels in Kazakhstan
44:25
as like that's not unbiased reporting.
44:27
That's like completely loaded bollocks targeted at Bitcoin
44:31
mining. And so again I tried to do that
44:33
and we had a couple of Zoom calls and then he's just
44:35
ghosted. Me and so you know, I'm trying
44:37
to go into the more mainstream Publications, but the more you
44:40
get knocked back, the more you realize, what is going on here?
44:43
Why is it that people that were, like me couple years ago, aren't
44:47
willing or able? Balls talk about Bitcoin in a
44:50
sort of just a curious. I'm not even asking for them to
44:52
like, get orange peeled by next week.
44:54
I just wanted to be like, okay, that's interesting and, you
44:56
know, I can summon him SATs and they see how that works.
44:58
And, you know, the usual way, we were injured.
44:59
Kill someone. Yeah.
45:01
So it's just, it's just frustrating.
45:03
Hence, why I think mainstream media is on the way out, because
45:05
Bitcoin is inevitable and they aren't, we are winning.
45:10
We're winning anyways. After you it's time for, let me
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Alright guys, so so I'm going to tie this up with what we were
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talking about during the news, right?
45:50
We are not only living through the disintermediation of money
45:53
but also of information, right? And we always start this segment
45:56
with if tweets, are the bullets memes are artillery.
46:01
It sounds like other. People are either watching
46:04
simply Bitcoin or other people are also kind of picking up on
46:08
this. And without a doubt, we are in
46:10
an information War. This is narrative, trench
46:13
warfare. It's a battle over hearts and
46:15
minds and And this is crazy, because this is exactly what
46:18
Jack Pacific said in. I think it was a conference over
46:22
the weekend or something. Anyways, to check it out.
46:24
And then we'll get to the meme review, but I do believe that
46:26
this is 100%, this is why Bitcoin memes are important.
46:30
So I'd like to share with you gentlemen.
46:41
Miravalle, we're in a new type of War.
46:46
I didn't generational conflict. This is not a conflict.
46:51
God directly on the field of battle.
46:55
This is not a conflict that this is a generational conflict that
47:08
is taught in the hearts. That is Flooding in the mind and
47:12
is fought in the soul on a spiritual level.
47:17
This is spiritual warfare. It is mental Warfare, and is
47:20
information Warfare. This is what we're in this war
47:25
is fought on tiny little screens like this every single day.
47:30
But the Fight Continues because today for fair, is not the
47:34
Warfare with sword and shield. It is the Warfare of tweets and
47:40
me. It is the Warfare of weird.
47:43
It is the Warfare of narratives, I just want to give us credit
47:47
because we we did tell you that we did tell you that first.
47:51
Anyways, Opti what did you think of that video?
47:55
Bro we did tell you we've been telling you that for quite a
47:58
quite a long time now. Yeah, exactly.
48:01
You put that you put that clip in in our show notes and I
48:05
watched it this morning and and like no joke, I was getting
48:08
Goosebumps and I was like, holy like me.
48:10
Has been saying that for a minute, like we've been saying
48:13
that for, I don't know, as long as I've been on the show.
48:16
You know, the meme that Nico always has is like, we are in a
48:19
war for the hearts and minds of the masses.
48:21
Hence, why? I think what Joe is doing is one
48:25
of those key pieces of like guys, we need to try to expand
48:29
this message outside of our Echo Chambers.
48:31
And then there was one more point that he said during that.
48:34
Oh yeah, the whole, like, we are in an information War, guys.
48:38
Remember when I used to say that and you guys were saying that I
48:40
was Hyperbolic. Well, I'm not the only one that
48:43
is thinking this. We are in an information war and
48:46
you guys are the Frontline soldiers.
48:47
Like this is this is uncontested at this point.
48:50
It is a it is a war for your mind and this is why it is our
48:55
mean world and everyone else is just living in it.
48:57
Anyway, it is, it's a mean world review, meme world.
49:01
It is a menace to it. All right, so this first one,
49:04
shouts out. The Maxis Club, he continues to
49:06
kill it on Twitter and he just has, you know, he has his art
49:10
Artistic theme here with his. I think it's a Pepe frog.
49:13
I do you're gonna have to tell me what this what this little
49:16
guy is. But it says Bitcoin Maxis and
49:19
with the cake and it says, I told you.
49:21
So we continue to tell you. So but yet you guys still don't
49:26
listen to us. Anyways, this next one.
49:29
I'm feeling festive this morning and RD B.
49:32
TC tagged Us in this over the weekend and it says, tis the
49:35
season to be stacking and we got, you know this guy being
49:39
super-romantic. Bye.
49:40
Drawing a Bitcoin be logo on the frosty window.
49:45
I am reminded of one of those jingle jingle bell songs that
49:49
almost got cancelled last year, but I heard it on the radio this
49:52
morning. So didn't get cancelled yet,
49:53
shouts out to you guys. This next one is by Mikey of the
49:56
Corn and he goes the incredible hottel and you know it's fitting
50:01
considering what the beginning of this show was and we got
50:05
Michael sailor with laser eyes and it'll I'm pretty sure this
50:08
is a his head on Hulk's body And it's called The Incredible
50:12
hottel and we got, you know, the price dumping behind him, we got
50:16
cyber Hornets, we got Leo to laughing, we got SPF in jail on.
50:21
I was in say, on the TV, but just in jail.
50:23
And then we got yellow over here, looking like a Greek.
50:26
God in the corner. Tell me about the prophecy.
50:35
This next one is by hot on. Never saw Tony goes the ongoing
50:39
struggles of Bitcoin play. Herbs, and I forget what show
50:42
this is. But anyways, we got this dude.
50:44
Laughing hysterically enjoying his time, cheating on my DC, a
50:48
strategy, and going to buy some extra sets.
50:51
And then the realization of zero cut bucks on my Fiat account,
50:54
and having to go live life. If you don't know this feeling
50:58
well, I feel bad for your son because you still have feel in
51:02
your account, you need more sets.
51:03
Anyways, this next one, shouts out the Bitcoin Morpheus,
51:06
because he plays on the idea that we tell you guys, Eyes all
51:11
the time. Again I know you thought when
51:13
Nico first said this to you guys that we were being hyperbolic
51:17
but it is Bitcoin or slavery. And this is a play on the orange
51:21
pill or the red pill blue pill from The Matrix except for
51:24
instead of the orange pill and the blue pill, it is Bitcoin or
51:28
slavery. This is the way guys, this is
51:31
not even hyperbolic at this point.
51:33
So, on this, on this point, I am going to give it this pen.
51:39
That looks like the blues clue. Use pen if you know, you know,
51:43
if you always the please please, wow, you're so kind of too old
51:58
to have seen but it was at the tail end of my childhood.
52:03
Okay. Yeah, please Clays.
52:05
Joe, what would you give those memes?
52:10
I mean, actually just followed each one of the I was really
52:12
falling Rd B TC. But other plebs I've just found
52:15
them now and give them the follow.
52:16
So that's also what the meme of you is for, right?
52:18
Finding those people that are creating those amazing memes.
52:21
For the first one, I wrote down because now I'm taking notes
52:24
because I realize it's like an interview thing and I can take
52:26
notes. I wrote down the fact that he
52:28
started with speech by repeating three times.
52:31
Gentlemen and ladies it's ladies and gentlemen, right?
52:34
Like it's like saying fork and knife or pepper and salt like I
52:38
thought he was going to go into some like woke Lefty like ladies
52:43
gentlemen they and it's and stuff.
52:46
I was it got me a little bit unnerved and then he started
52:49
talking about the information was I okay cool.
52:51
He's kind of based but gentlemen and ladies twice or three times.
52:56
Yeah that was that was what I got stuck on basically.
52:59
Yeah. Okay.
53:00
Alright, alright. So I'm going to give it guys
53:02
before. This is simply Bitcoin live
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Nico. You got to stop saying guys,
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apparently they want us to say little bit.
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He's a little bit you can say that.
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Okay. Very nice.
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Very nice. It took me a lot of problems.
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Because that he fired me. Okay.
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This one, I don't know, Nico. The last one I can't.
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one out. Yeah guys, also, by popular
58:35
request, we enabled super chats and I just posed to tell him in
58:41
the beginning of this show but I I feel bad.
58:43
I will keep telling them throughout whatever so if you
58:46
want Opti and I to stop what we're doing in the middle of the
58:49
show, drop us a Super Chat and we will read it and I'm caught.
58:54
What is that gonna do? I don't know.
58:57
Anyways, yikes, Joe, thank you so much for joining us today on
59:02
simply Bitcoin live. Where can people find you online
59:05
and what are you working on nowadays?
59:07
No, I had a quick question for you though after it's just based
59:10
on him, your first like, big mainstream media appearance and
59:14
I know that's morons. You know, the one was it last
59:16
week for Swan. It was fantastic.
59:19
You did a great job in, not going mental at the interview
59:23
being like fucking stack SATs. You know, there's one is a
59:26
really good job and when's your next one.
59:28
I appreciate it. I don't know.
59:30
They're always like there. You kind of just like Drop it
59:34
out there at about a specific because that's kind of like How
59:37
the new Cycle Works. It's like, if there's like a
59:39
specific topic that people want to cover, you know, buttons.
59:44
We have a new cycle legs. Yeah, no, no.
59:46
But I didn't know how this works is, I'm like, I'm kind of like a
59:49
like a YouTube person. I didn't know how Legacy Media
59:51
works but basically if you want to cover a specific topic, you
59:54
get your thoughts out and then they pick and choose like, oh I
59:56
want to talk to this person. So yeah, that was the first one
59:59
was my first like kind of big one.
1:00:00
I was shitting. My pants the entire time.
1:00:03
I was like, holy crap. I did terrible.
1:00:05
And then when I got the copy of it, I was like I didn't do so
1:00:08
bad. And then it's like, why did I do
1:00:09
so bad? Because I do this every day.
1:00:11
So like it just kind of like become second nature but I don't
1:00:13
know, man. Just trying to get the word out
1:00:15
Bitcoin, not crypto, get people on the mission and yeah man, but
1:00:20
it's crazy. I and like it's I don't really
1:00:23
say it would be about me. I think it's just really
1:00:25
important whether it's Cory Natalie, you know Marty's been
1:00:29
on Tucker. What?
1:00:30
It doesn't matter. Just getting these ideas, Max
1:00:33
Keiser on Tucker Tucker, Carlson today as well.
1:00:36
Shout out to him. Just getting these ideas a
1:00:38
Bitcoin ethos into the mainstream.
1:00:41
Consciousness is really how we win this, right?
1:00:43
We need to do that. We need adoption or just the
1:00:47
government can hit us with a big with a big step, so it doesn't
1:00:50
matter. It doesn't necessarily have to
1:00:51
be me. It could be anybody.
1:00:52
I like everybody has a role to play getting the Bitcoin.
1:00:55
Message out there into the normies into into everybody.
1:00:59
I remember it helps everybody equally.
1:01:00
It's not a left and right issue, right?
1:01:02
Helps the laughed helps people on the left.
1:01:04
It helps people on the right helps everybody right Bitcoin is
1:01:07
Political it's neutral, right? Helps everybody helps every
1:01:10
individual and it's an enemy to tyrants for sure.
1:01:13
Joe, thank you so much for joining us, man.
1:01:15
We really appreciate it. I pulled up your Twitter, you
1:01:18
can follow him at Joe Nakamoto on Twitter.
1:01:22
I'm going to be backstage for a second.
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Give me about a minute or two. Guys we love hot, Annika
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We already got a few Super Chat. So shout-out to you guys.
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We love you guys. We appreciate.
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There's no comments in it yet. But it did you just say, Oz and
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we are, do God. Thank you.
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Okay, well, let's extend MOS love you, bro.
1:01:42
Thank you. And Lucas, I appreciate it to
1:01:46
man. Thank you.
1:01:46
All is very kind, it's really appreciate that.
1:01:49
Guys, if you want to continue the party I'm II got the cable.
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So I'm going to be joining Opti on Spaces on the regular as
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