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The Real Reason Elon Doesn't Like Bitcoin | EP 758 · Simply Bitcoin

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We will be your guide through the separation of money and
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state kind of II. Don't hear enough?
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People talking about this but Elon elon's plan for Twitter, is
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kind of scary because he is taking How do I say this?
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He's, he's inspired by WeChat, right?
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And WeChat, is this, like popular application in mainland
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China, and basically, it does everything.
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So it's like Twitter messaging, everything in one application,
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and the CCP has used WeChat to either sensor.
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People control people. You, you do payments through
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each at, right? So it's a very, very powerful
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tool for the state to To control individuals and you know, Odell
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has been talking about, you know, the blue check and how the
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blue check was like the Trojan Horse to basically authenticate
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any everybody on Twitter and at first, you know, I was like no,
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that's just being paranoid. But then over time, you know,
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you start to pick up on the patterns like once it's been
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brought up to you and it is very scary.
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And and the thing is like I think Elon is right in the sense
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that, you know, one of the best ways to Decrease Bots and these
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platforms is just for someone to, you know, pay a little bit,
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pay a little bit of SATs, right? Doesn't even have to be that
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much money, but then, that makes it impossible to create these
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Bots armies because it just becomes so freaking expensive.
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Now, you could do that with Bitcoin, right, but elon's
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proposal is doing it with the traditional Financial system and
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you can't have, you know, you can't have a bank account, you
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can't have like a payment system, unless your real
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identity is connected to It and then that kind of leads the road
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that leads down the rabbit hole of how long until governments
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kind of use this against us. And this isn't just like me just
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speaking, you know, off the top of my head Twitter has already
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been weaponized right? And you know when the Twitter
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files were released, it came out even in the US where speech is
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supposedly protected by the First Amendment.
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The US government did request Twitter to remove certain types
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of speech at did not agree with right?
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So, you know, these These are the same people that are saying,
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hey, trust us versus what bitcoiners are saying.
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It's like how about you just trust minimize and Trust less
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and just verify. So anyways, we're going to talk
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about that today. Before we start the show on a
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bring up my legendary co-host. Always optimistic.
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That's why his name is Optimus Fields.
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How you doing, buddy? I'm doing good.
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I'm already getting roasted in the chat.
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Shuts out to my boy over there. I can't fit anything in Twitter
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spaces without him twisting my words.
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And Give me like bad but a shout out to my boy man.
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It's good. I was just telling everyone, I
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got extra sleep this morning. I'm I'm really taking my sleep
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seriously now because I hey, men content game is draining.
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But anyways enough of me shouts out to Matt Odell first and
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foremost for beating this drum and I think it's becoming very,
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very obvious at least to the more paranoid bitcoiners out
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there. What is happening with Twitter
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and we'll see. We'll see how it goes.
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And how? How it plays out because I don't
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know, man. The, the inklings that we are
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seeing doesn't make me feel too good about it.
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Even though I have been holding out my, my judgement for a while
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because I don't know what's going on in his head.
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I don't know what they're doing on the back end, but I don't
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know man. The trail just doesn't seem like
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it's going in the best Direction.
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I really do hope that Twitter does fight for freedom of speech
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because it is the Public Square for conversation.
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The battleground of ideas and I think it needs to maintain and
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stay that way so we'll see what happens.
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I don't know. The receipts though are a little
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the data points that are a little concerning.
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I'll say the least but let's bring in our guest.
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We got Rune here author of fraud coin and we're going to be
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talking about something. That we love to talk about here
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on the show. All this is like our favorite
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topic here. It's inflation is theft, and
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it's bitcoiners slavery. So, this is going to be a great,
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great show. Yeah, absolutely.
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And I can't recommend this book enough room.
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Thank you so much for reaching out to us.
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We're super happy for you to join us on the show today.
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The last part of this video because unfortunately you know
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there was music used and we don't want to get copyrighted
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but it's a very some some very interesting question by reporter
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to the head of the Federal Reserve.
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Herman, Jerome Powell. Let's check out the clip and
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then we'll talk about it. CBO projects, the federal
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deficit to be 2.8 trillion in 10 years as he be also says the
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federal data be fifty-two trillion by 2033 at what point
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do you talk more firmly with lawmakers about fiscal
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responsibility because I'm assuming monetary policy cannot
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handle alone the inflation or keep that inflation in check
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with the higher level spending. I don't do that.
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That's really not my job. I will say and many of my
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predecessors have said that we are on an unsustainable fiscal
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path and that needs to be addressed over time.
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But I think trying to get into into that with with lawmakers
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would be, would be kind of inappropriate given our
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independence and our need to stick to our knitting.
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Is there any conversation? I can't play the rest because of
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the music but here's a really, really useful graphic, you know.
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It says Federal Oil. You know, here we go.
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This is the federal debt held by the public 1900 projected from
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1900 projected until 2053. And yeah, it's you know, Michael
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Sailors thing and I think you know Joe said it right, it's
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going up forever and the bet the FED is buying and also like the
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fact that they're independent like this like whole idea it's
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like the Federal Reserve is independent like that's what
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they sell the American public on it.
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Any type of spending that that Congress, you know, agrees upon
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the Federal Reserve facilitates? So I mean like sure you could
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say you're independent, but like you're just like short, you
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know, we can't afford this. This is definitely going to
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affect the future Generations. Not to mention the fact that
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every time they print money, the lower middle classes, get poor
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because their cert, they're saving and earning and Fiat and
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it's really the, the You know, the the wealthy that have the
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means to save and assets the benefit from asset inflation.
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Everybody else gets the short end of the stick, right?
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So there are real life consequences to this money
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printing to taking on the success of this excessive debt.
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And again like this debt isn't being bought by, you know, by
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Foreign governments or you know by you know the the private
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Market. This is the this is the Federal
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Reserve buying their own shit, right?
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So it's just It's just a bunch of BS and you know the hubris
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and also the wording like Hey we're independent II disagree
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with that. Anyway.
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Anyways Rune, I know this is right up your alley.
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What are your thoughts on this? This is clear from my
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perspective from the perspective of Simply Bitcoin or for the
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perspective of Nico better said, this is just a whole bunch of
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whole bunch of Fiat bullshit, in my opinion.
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Yes, field bullshit at this, you know, it's talking about being
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independent. Well, it's important that
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people, you know, the enormous get the impression that they are
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into independent and that sort of they are doing a job for us
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for society and that they're supposed to have a some distance
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to the petitions because the petitions are they aren't very.
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Yeah, they are short. While the FED these supposed to
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be sort of having the taking them along, give you, but all of
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us who attend this show. Now today, I think bit Posh know
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that this is a marriage between the banking sector and the
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state. So the independent Independence
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is just, it's just a charade. That's my opinion, at least, 100
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percent. And I love how you said that,
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right? It's this man.
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Marriage between the state and the central bank, right?
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It's great for politicians because they have this unlimited
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checkbook. It's great for the central
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Bankers because they're protected by the politicians,
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right? It's this, it's this demonic
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marriage between the two while everyone else gets screwed,
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right? So it's just interesting, how,
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you know, it's just I love the way that you phrase that
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anyways. Opti Elaine says the best a
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marriage, a marriage, a marriage made in heaven, I agree.
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Anyways. Opti.
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What are your thoughts on the video, my friend?
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Well, you know obviously we always harp on the idea that
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inflation is staffed. Inflation is the silent way to
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take the majority of people's money, but I'm going to take it
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at a different angle, you know, as a Bitcoin, ER, as someone
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that has completely resisted, the Fiat Matrix is opted out.
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It's kind of one of these things where it's just like continued,
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the clown show and we just get to observe it and I'm, you know
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what's the mean like unfazed unbothered?
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In My Own Lane, doing my own thing building as much value as
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possible. And just like, really not
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falling for the Fiat games because it really does blow my
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mind that the majority of people sit around and wait for the FED
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to make calls. They really do believe people in
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the suits are, you know, doing their best, that they have their
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best interest in mind and I don't know, maybe, I'm just so
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far down the rabbit hole that that I can see through the
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facade. And I'm just like, man, it just
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feels good being a bitcoiners. In the face of all the stuff, of
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course the price. You know, got wrecked yesterday
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after the fomc meeting a little, we won't say that it is
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connected or anything, but it just really blows my mind that
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we are quote unquote, the extremists out here, the
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psychopathic Financial illiterates when it just the
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Bitcoin system is just so much simpler.
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It just my life is so much better on the Bitcoin standard
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and this is something we talked about all the time.
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Your life gets more expensive on the Fiat standard and as a
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Bitcoin or your life gets cheaper and better.
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And this is the message that we try to spread to as many people
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as possible. You want to live a better life,
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you want to get off the, the rat wheel, you know, the the rat
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race, the Fiat matrix, it's save and Bitcoin.
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Like you need to save a little bit of Bitcoin or else you're
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going to continuously be at the whim of these people what's the
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what's the saying that every Bitcoin?
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ER and every libertarian says the Federal Reserve is not
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federal and it Is no reserves. Like, it is a private company.
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And like, you guys are saying, it's merge between the state
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and, and, and the FED, like, it's just, it's incredible.
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That this is the status quo. It really blows my mind that
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people just think that this is normal, and that there's no
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other option, there's no alternative and it's obviously
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Anyways so here's so I you know, I set it in the very beginning
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and the opening monologue. I said, you know, Eli On is in
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love with this Chinese application.
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It's called WeChat, you know, you don't trust verify here he
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is saying it himself. I have been working on an edit
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button for a year. Well it's a hard, It's Tricky
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situation. I didn't incredibly complex.
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I mean that's as good as we chat and China and like in China.
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You like live on WeChat please. It's like yeah, everyone is like
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that they like And we chat is your payment's you do
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everything. It's like, yeah, it's great,
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basically tracks kick ass and we don't have anything like WeChat
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outside of China. So, I mean, it sounds like great
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in theory like okay, this app is one app that does everything,
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right? But I mean, what's not talked
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about, is that how that could potentially be used against the
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populace, right? So if you have all speech in one
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app, right? If you have all, you know,
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payments in one app, going through the app, right?
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Right. Look at what has happened with
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Twitter? Look at.
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Who's that happen with YouTube with the censorship.
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Look what happened with the Canadian truckers protest right
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now, could you imagine, if all of that was Consolidated Under
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One Roof in one application? It's not like not, it's not like
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Noster, right? It's a protocol.
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The decentralized protocol. You can't can't just pull
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something off. Nasser, you can't delete it
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right? No it's a centralized
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application. Therefore it's very easy.
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Pickings now it's okay Nico. Just Annoyed, what are you
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talking about? And then I saw this and this is
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a Twitter account called Twitter, daily news.
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And it goes on to say Twitter to change policy to help reduce
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spam DM's later. This week, only verified users
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will be able to send EMS to users that don't follow them
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back. And Elon goes on to say,
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hopefully releasing this the update this week.
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As I've said many times it is increasingly difficult to
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distinguish between AI Bots soon.
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It will be impossible. The only quote social networks
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that survive will be those that require Verification.
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The payment system is a means of verification that increases
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bought cost by 10,000 x. Now I don't think that's that
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bad to be honest but what I do think it's bad is if you're
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going to require payment verification through the
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traditional Financial system which requires your identity be
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tied to that said, verification, right.
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Anyways, here's American hot oil and I he has this pin to the top
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of his profile and I think It's a very appropriate tweet to the
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specific subject. He goes on to say, identity is
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the next bubble? It would be it will be nerd
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nurtured by the same Unholy Alliance that brought you see
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Phi D, Phi, n f. TS + participation of global
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governments will update as this progress progresses over the
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next few years. Let's begin by milk by
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bookmarking. This tweet from the EU Council
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and the EU Council in. This came out in December 6
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times 20, 22 says a common European digital Leti, wallet,
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your Eid, your driving license, your payment cards, your
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Essential Medical information. All in one place, accepted in
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all EU countries and like, and we seen what the CCP has done
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with WeChat. We've seen them use that as a
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tool, as a weapon, better described to in order to
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basically apply soft power onto their populace and it's not
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direct coercion. It's kind of like Look, if you
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go this way, we're going to penalize you.
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And we might take away your ability to travel and we might
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publicly shame you. But if you're good well, behave,
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citizen of which a central planners get to Define and
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decide what that is, you can do whatever you want, right?
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And this is a politician, the central Bankers, literally, a
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wet dream, really, and it creates kind of a Honeypot.
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And shout out to Adele because he Really picked up on this
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first, and he was really screaming from the rooftops.
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This, you know, it's the blue checkmark it's the way in.
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And, you know what? I for a long time, I kind of
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resisted it. I was like, no, this is
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annoying. And then there's so many body
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counts that they're like, we're copying my account.
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I was like, and I was getting messages from people all the
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time like this person's copying, you know.
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It got to a point where it's like, dude, I have to get the
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blue check, you know? But this is this is this is what
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I was just talking about just a couple seconds ago, right?
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Where they create a situation where it's like, like Elon just
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said it, right? It's like the only people that
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are going to be able to, you know, mess.
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Are people that are verified, right?
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So, it's, again, it's not a direct coercion, it's that like,
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if you don't go this way, your life is going to be a lot harder
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if you go the other way, right? So, and I love this article by
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Odell, I think he really breaks it down and he says, the blue.
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Check is the first step in elon's plan to bring the Chinese
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social credit score system to the West.
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If you cannot resist, the temptation of the blue check and
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its current form you have already lost.
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What comes next will be much darker.
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Here's a, here's a Twitter profile, Twitter screenshot of
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Elon says, if our Twitter bird, if our Twitter bid succeeds we
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will defeat the spam Bots or die, trying and authenticate.
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All Humans Odell goes on to say we will not live in a pod.
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We will not eat the bugs, we will not get the chip will not
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get a blue check. We will not use cbc's Live Free
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or Die. Why did Ilan by Twitter for
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forty four billion dollars? What value does he see?
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In it besides the greater influence that undoubtedly comes
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with controlling one of the largest social?
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Forms in the world. We do not need to speculate.
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He made his intentions incredibly clear.
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In his first meeting with Twitter employees after his
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takeover, WeChat of the West here is, I'm assuming, it's a
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message from Elan says Tesla CEO, Elon Musk Compares, his
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Ambitions for Twitter to WeChat the most popular app in China,
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during his first meeting with Twitter employees on Thursday
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quote, think of it. Like, we tried in China, which
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is great now. But there's no WeChat equivalent
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outside of China. There's a real opportunity to
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create that you basically live on WeChat in.
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China because it's so helpful. So useful to daily life.
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I think if we achieve that or come close to that with Twitter,
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that would be a success. And it goes on to say, to those
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that do not appreciate Freedom. The value prop is clear.
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We Chat is incredibly powerful and successful in China goes on
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to say to those that do appreciate Freedom.
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The concern is clear, WeChat has essentially become required to
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live in China has surveillance and censorship integrated at its
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core. And if you're banned from the
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app, your entire livelihood is at risk employment.
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It, housing payment, straight travel communication and more
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and more become extremely difficult.
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If we chat sensors, determine you have acted out of line,
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right? In June, a Chinese student in
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California, mentioned a taboo on WeChat the government's body
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1989, Crackdown on Tiananmen Square, protests hours later.
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His account was banned from WeChat cutting him off from
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family, and friends, back home to regain access to his account,
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Eric who spoke to rest of world under a pseudonym.
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So he and discuss sensitive issues freely was forced to
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write a heartfelt apology to 10, sent the message, the messaging
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apps parent company. So it's basically got like a
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totalitarian collectivist struggle session, right?
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Where they tie you up to a chair and they don't let you go until
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you say. I am sorry, forgive me for my
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sins. I write, I did.
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You know, I did something that's wrong and whatever.
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However, which way you believe it about, what happened in
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tenements Square, it happened right in China it's not even
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allowed to be discussed. Not even allowed to be talked
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about, right? It goes on to say, I promise not
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to post anything in violation of laws and regulations to
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safeguard, social stability, and 10 cents.
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Business Eric recalled writing in the 500 character letter
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which he threw into a trashcan later.
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Quote, thanks 10, cent for providing us with such a good
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communications platform. Thanks Elon for providing like
23:07
dude. It is so crazy.
23:10
Here's a great graphic of it like being broken down and this
23:14
idea of social So credit is this idea of a social credits or so
23:18
positive or negative influence? You know, it goes on to say tax
23:22
rate, land, allocation Market Access, Credit conditions, state
23:26
subsidies loans, traveling job, opportunities access to social
23:30
media, real estate, purchase phone contacts.
23:34
All of that, could be potentially affected if your
23:37
social credit system goes up or down.
23:40
It goes on to say, the blue check is the first step and
23:43
elon's plan to bring this Chinese.
23:45
So So credit system to the West users who verify their identity
23:48
a rewarded with more reach and better tools.
23:51
And those that do not verified users, are the main product of
23:54
elon's Twitter and extensive database of individuals and and
23:58
complete control over all of the tools, he will slowly get them
24:01
to rely on. It is easier to monetize cattle
24:04
than free men, if you cannot resist, the temptation of the
24:08
blue check and its current form you have already lost.
24:10
What comes next will be much darker if you realize the need
24:13
to resist free. Um, text provide us with options
24:17
and one of those options of course, is Noster.
24:19
And I think Noster proves that you don't need a.
24:22
You know, you don't need this Central authority to verify your
24:27
identity. I think the Noster feature did
24:30
it. Well sailor I think has like
24:32
beat it off, you know, he screamed it off the rooftops,
24:35
basically saying hey you can you can use SATs you know to pay for
24:40
verification to get like a Bitcoin check or whatever.
24:44
There's clearly a Turn it is, you don't need to go in this
24:47
direction. So I just find it.
24:50
Like it's just you know it's definitely a shame and then of
24:54
course Beauty on made a great observation.
24:58
And this was at elon's reaction to Apple.
25:01
Basically D platforming Damas for allowing satoshi's to be
25:06
sent directly to creators. Peer-to-peer Elon says if Apple
25:11
competes against the whole world, Apple will have the whole
25:13
world, a world against it, this This is not a winning scenario
25:16
and Beauty on goes on to say and I think it's a really good
25:19
observation lost on. Ilan is the fact that the dhamma
25:22
Scandal is over Bitcoin when the whole world settles on bitcoin,
25:26
both apple and Ilan will be forced to concede total defeat
25:29
Bitcoin is not a game and supporting doge is not funny at
25:33
all, is Elon beginning to see this now.
25:35
Who knows? I don't think he's incentivised
25:37
to see it. I don't think eons incentivized
25:39
to adopt something like Bitcoin. I think, I think Elon is
25:43
incentivized to The intermediary because that's how he takes a
25:47
cut. Like, that's how you know,
25:49
that's that's how he makes Regulators happy.
25:51
Because, you know, they have more control over the situation.
25:54
If you allow peer-to-peer to be introduced into the app then
25:57
there is no that by definition. There is no intermediary, right?
26:01
If there is no intermediary that it does it's not an easy target
26:04
for governments to co-opt and it's you can't rent seek either
26:09
right with peer-to-peer transaction.
26:11
So yeah, just you know I think elon's are really Smart guy.
26:15
I think he knows exactly what he's doing.
26:17
I think this is part of the motivations that he's not a fan
26:19
of Bitcoin either that or what beauty on said, maybe he's
26:23
naive. Maybe he, you know finds a
26:25
comical like yeah Doge. Haha, you know it you know I
26:28
know he likes memes, maybe maybe that's the case.
26:31
I don't know. Anyways Rune is this, you know
26:34
it was brought up about the EU and then being so bullish on,
26:39
you know, all these crazy system.
26:41
I can't believe they posted that out and then they thought that
26:44
they would Like, people are going to resonate with that
26:46
like, oh sweet, everything in one place.
26:49
So convenient, this is amazing. Thank God for the state.
26:54
They're so amazing. They're just making my life.
26:56
So easy and so simple. I'm just curious.
26:59
What are your thoughts men? Well, first of all, I have some
27:04
experience with the EU because I spent three years working for
27:08
the European commission some funky years ago and I was I
27:13
wasn't very impressed. But with their motives for the
27:19
laws that they try to impose on the Europeans, so I'm quite
27:25
skeptical to the EU. It has gotten even worse much
27:33
worse. Actually, since I was working
27:35
there and now they sinews were the plans concerning Twitter.
27:44
I think it's Difficult to to be in Iran's position actually.
27:50
I think it's a very difficult play difficult game that has to
27:58
play along and I'm not trying to guess too much about his
28:02
motives. What is going to do with Twitter
28:05
in the future? I hope he's not sort of trying
28:12
to to fool us. Us and do bad things with us but
28:19
we never know. I think we just have to pay
28:21
attention and at least it seems to me that these news are quite
28:27
bullish for for imposter. So it might also be like a
28:36
little bit the same as with Bitcoin and the Fiat monetary
28:41
system. Because if if the And on the
28:46
other side from central banks, try to expand the money supply
28:50
and abuse, the traditional monetary system monetary system
28:56
too much, then people will try to explain Escape into Bitcoin
29:03
and it might be a little bit the same mechanics concerning them
29:08
social media as well. And especially with Twitter that
29:12
if Elon Musk prize to do, Do bad things or we suspect that he is
29:18
going to do bad things with us. Then we will look into other
29:23
Alternatives and try to get have a better social life or Noster
29:30
and similar platforms. So it's a very Dynamic
29:34
situation. I guess we just have to pay
29:37
attention and see what happens. 100, 100 percent agree with you.
29:41
Just we got to pay attention, we got to keep our eyes peeled.
29:45
But I think that if you create this, this Honeypot, right?
29:50
I think it's inevitable for bureaucrats to look at that and
29:53
say, hey, wait a second, you know, like they have all the
29:58
information, all the speech is talked about, you know, on that
30:01
platform, you know, like people are making payments on that
30:04
platform. So it just becomes like this
30:05
Target and you mentioned Noster earlier.
30:08
Yeah. Like absolutely.
30:10
This is this is great. Now, the only question, right?
30:13
And the jury's out on this right?
30:15
Is it will Nasser be able to become overcome Twitter's
30:18
Network effect if it does great, because then they're even if
30:23
governments want to, you know, apply pressure.
30:26
They literally can it's like Bitcoin, right?
30:28
It's like, you know, they could say, okay, you know, we are
30:32
sanctioning this address, but if they don't have the private
30:34
keys, they can't do anything. They can't censor it.
30:36
Right? So, you know, I'm I'm bullish on
30:39
decentralized, protocols, I'm bullish on decentralized,
30:44
protocols. And I think That it's going to
30:46
show the necessity of decentralized protocol over the
30:49
next couple of years, as a state, you know, it as the
30:52
disintermediation of money and an information continues to
30:56
accelerate and the state starts to become a little bit more
30:58
desperate like they have in the last couple of years.
31:01
Anyways Opti, what are your thoughts on all this bro?
31:04
Yeah, so first and foremost, I really like how room put it, you
31:08
know. I really don't like to speculate
31:10
on other people's intentions and do my best to judge people based
31:13
off their actions and not my Ian's.
31:16
But Elon sounds so benign, it sounds so harmless, you know,
31:20
like we just need the WeChat for the west and I know the audience
31:25
here knows where the game plan is going already and it is
31:28
extremely dystopian. Like we know what the gameplays
31:31
are. Obviously we all are very
31:33
paranoid bitcoiners so we think the worst person for most but it
31:39
does seem like having a wee chat.
31:41
For the West is an attempt to Corral everyone into the one app
31:45
that Does everything track and bag everyone control every
31:48
transaction. Make sure you verify yourself
31:51
build that, social credit system, in the west, make the
31:54
smart world that we've been hearing about for years and was
31:58
hinted on on black mirrors episode that everyone saw and
32:02
basically just turn everyone into cattle and and, and
32:08
controlled, you know, via VIA the the app or via the smart
32:12
machines are the algorithms is everyone is saying in the chat
32:15
At but a world where there is no privacy where everyone is
32:19
surveilled where a small group, a central group can control or
32:23
try to control Society, try to control the economy.
32:26
And as a friend of minded Bitcoin, ER it's just not going
32:30
to work and I feel like I'm taking crazy pills here.
32:33
But like why is China continuously being corralled as
32:38
or portrayed as the watermark for us to strive towards like am
32:42
I the only one that keep hearing the same stuff out?
32:45
What how is this the epitome of human interaction?
32:48
It really blows my mind that we are seeing some of the best,
32:52
quote unquote, best entrepreneurs, the best
32:54
capitalists in the world, continue to make China, like the
32:58
ideal for the world. And it really does remind me of
33:02
like the weak narratives that we keep hearing all the time of
33:04
your own nothing and be happy Agenda, 21, and all these
33:07
attempts to maintain the Monopoly on truth.
33:10
And this is why we show up every single day and talk about
33:14
Bitcoin. And, and Hopefully instill in
33:17
people the hope to take back their individual freedom to opt
33:22
into Freedom. That works like Noster and
33:25
Bitcoin and all the other apps that are out there that help
33:29
people maintain their freedom because I don't know about you.
33:32
But maybe I've watched too many Sci-Fi movies growing up and it
33:35
just it terrifies me the world that people want and people are
33:39
parading as the ideal. I don't think that this is the
33:43
world that we really want to leave for our children, or You
33:45
know, for those that do have children for the future, it just
33:48
seems like an attempt to try to, you know, smarter fi the world
33:53
and and maintain that control on information because everything
33:57
is information. And if it really feels like the
34:00
idea that the central planners like to parade out there like if
34:03
we have more information we can build a better world and as an
34:08
Austrian Bitcoin Ur I just I fundamentally think that it's an
34:12
it's an impossible task to try. I to maintain order in the
34:18
world, like, I think individuals will make the best choices for
34:21
themselves and throughout that it will Ripple out into society
34:25
and the best outcomes will come about.
34:28
This is what entrepreneurs them is about.
34:30
This is what capitalism is about and it just, it really just kind
34:33
of makes me a key. I'm just like, man, this seems
34:35
so dystopian it, it seems so harmless like we are here for
34:38
your protection. You know, we just want more
34:40
information, we're here to, you know, connect the world and and
34:43
make the world a better place and It's like yeah.
34:46
Well that sounds all good and all until the technology falls
34:50
into the wrong hands and we're all screwed.
34:52
And this is why we have such bad ass Bitcoin, entrepreneurs and
34:57
developers out there that are making the tools to combat this
35:00
stuff. Because what do we say all the
35:02
time here, man? No, it is Big corner to slavery.
35:06
And these attempts seem to be more attempts at slavery, at
35:13
full dystopian CBC. Future and that future terrifies
35:16
me. I'm not a huge fan of the smart
35:18
houses in the smart watches, and the smart technology, you know,
35:23
I might I might have to really stop LARPing and go back to like
35:26
a Nokia phone, bro, like blows my mind.
35:30
I don't know. I really feel like it's the am I
35:33
taking crazy pills here? Like how is China the watermark
35:36
for through the future of humanity II personally like
35:40
pigeons like you know, you just put a little messages in the
35:42
pigeons and Let it free. Yeah we we need to go back and
35:46
I'm just kidding. But no I mopped he's not
35:49
Austrian. I think he meant to say Austrian
35:51
Economist. What I say.
35:53
Austrian Bitcoin. Yeah.
35:54
Austrian Economist Bitcoin but yeah, dude.
35:59
Absolutely right. I think that you know, this 51
36:03
Bitcoin but yeah no I agree. I think in look having
36:09
everything Consolidated in one application if that application
36:13
is not Is will never truly be co-opted.
36:16
And, you know, the, I think governments, and bureaucrats
36:19
will think, oh, we're doing what's best for their people for
36:22
our people. But I think human nature is
36:25
always underestimated and I think history has shown that
36:28
they, you know, that they once they Co-op these systems, they
36:31
use these systems to protect their own political moat.
36:34
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or the orange pill app Opti. What are we talking about today
38:18
brother? What a fraud coin 1000 Years
38:22
with inflation as policy. Okay.
38:25
Okay. Well this is runes book and
38:28
obviously it touches on a topic that we love to touch on because
38:32
it really is amazing. How few people understand what
38:34
inflation is. So first and foremost ruined,
38:36
what is this book about? And then we can dive into the
38:39
nitty-gritty about inflation. Okay, what is this book actually
38:48
is for Society for people today? I think it's very important that
38:54
it describes, the problem with monetary policy on inflation.
39:00
It describes the problem in such a way that everybody understand
39:05
what inflation is what it does with Society.
39:09
And also even more Don't people understand that they have to
39:14
take a stance. They have to do something with
39:17
this for themselves and for their families.
39:23
So that's very important. And also it doesn't only
39:28
describe the problem but it points in a couple of directions
39:34
try and trying to point out Solutions how to go about both
39:39
as an individual and also for the Policymakers.
39:44
So, that's that's what this book is all about.
39:50
And I think when I set out to write this book, it was my
39:56
intention was just to write a few pages, just a short note,
40:03
but it turned out that I had the whole book in this.
40:07
I had to, I had to do this and my My trick you might say is to
40:15
try to trace the roots of the policy back in time.
40:22
So the inflation policy started almost 1,000 years ago, in
40:27
Norway in the year 1054. So I show people how it started
40:38
had in my district on the in Norway and The also how it
40:44
developed internationally all the way up to the modern day and
40:49
age. And then I try to sneak in some
40:55
understanding of Economics along the way.
40:59
So when, when people read about current day and they went, they
41:08
understand quite a lot about the economics.
41:12
And the Dynamics dynamics of this, this evil policy.
41:17
So I actually think that I've been able to write perhaps the
41:25
most engaging and simple explanation of what inflation
41:31
and modify monetary policy is that to write it in a way that
41:36
enabled enormous all people out there from yeah youth.
41:42
I think 60 and 70 year old people would be able to read it
41:51
on the on the standard. And also it should be something
41:57
that economic students and also economics professionals.
42:06
They will find that this book is very interesting for them and
42:10
they can learn a lot but that I didn't know at all before.
42:14
So yeah love it. Love it.
42:19
And I have this tweet here and before I, before I read this
42:22
tweet though, I 100% agree with what you said, you know, taking
42:27
a stance and doing something. I say it all the time, as much
42:30
as humanly possible that it's not enough to just talk about
42:32
the problems. It's about talking about the
42:34
solutions and obviously is a Bitcoin.
42:36
ER we try to talk about taking Bitcoin itself, custody saving
42:41
in Bitcoin as much as humanly possible.
42:42
Possible, but it really blows my mind that most people do not
42:46
understand what inflation is and here I have one of your tweets.
42:49
I'm not going to read the whole thing, I'll let you do some of
42:52
some of this on air but I really like the beginning you go.
42:54
Once you understand that inflation is fraud that benefits
42:57
the rich and the state and that it always has been like this.
43:00
It's time to shift Focus away from conspiracies, whether they
43:03
are theories or realities. And I couldn't agree more
43:07
because I have these conversations with people all
43:09
the time and it blows my mind that people I will just write
43:13
you off as a conspiracy theorist, when I'm like, this is
43:15
how the game is played. Inflation is theft and it is a
43:20
wealth distribution mechanism. What's your thoughts on all
43:22
this? And maybe break down inflation,
43:24
as simply as possible for the audience, okay?
43:28
The way I have defined the inflation in the book is I said
43:32
that you have two types of inflation.
43:34
You have monetary inflation, which basically is expansion of
43:39
the money supply and then you have price.
43:42
Inflation, which is a general increase in the prices and then
43:48
it's very important to tell them people already in the interest
43:53
of the reader is already in the introduction that you have sort
43:59
of a causality hair so you can never have price inflation
44:05
without having monetary inflation.
44:09
That's perhaps the key thing that people People, very few
44:13
people understand that they need to understand to to get a grasp.
44:18
What's going on in society? Love it.
44:24
I gotta I got another tweet of yours over here because you're
44:26
just killing it on these tweets. These one-liners you got
44:29
National currencies are extraction devices that are more
44:32
effective than guns. Couldn't agree, more.
44:35
Absolutely. Love this tweet here, and then
44:37
following it up. You got a quote or wait, wrong
44:40
one, quote Bible tear over. Here paper money, eventually
44:43
returns to its intrinsic value, which is 0.
44:47
So how has been the response to fraud coin?
44:50
Do you think people are slowly waking up to inflation?
44:53
What do people say when you talk about inflation on a day-to-day
44:57
level? Well, this is very interesting
45:01
because when I read Austrian economics on between 2002 and
45:08
2010, I tried to talk about inflation and the monetary
45:13
policy and economics, with my friends and another's
45:17
colleagues, you know, but basically, they weren't
45:20
interested at all. They didn't see that they could
45:25
do anything about this problem or They couldn't they didn't
45:29
understand the problem. Is it a problem?
45:32
Really, but these days I think also thanks to what Bitcoin
45:39
Community has done and also of course, due to the high
45:44
inflation numbers that we see these days, people are more open
45:49
minded. And what's really important with
45:54
the book? Like this is that many people
45:57
buy it. Read it.
45:58
Because if you have only a few people here and some other
46:02
people there, we read them. They don't have anybody to talk
46:06
to, to about the problem. And basically, what has happened
46:13
now, is that in the eight months that has, since I published a
46:22
book in October last year, very many people have bought the book
46:27
and it has Has been on the bestseller lists and Harry
46:30
Norway. So now you see that this net for
46:32
Network effect, where people understand the problem, they
46:36
talk talk about problem. They understand that it's safe
46:39
to talk about this issue and we see many many more people.
46:46
Not just only the bitcoiners, addressing these issues that I
46:52
am discussing in my book, and there's a and the I would say an
46:59
enormous engagement among Norm is now these days in Norway.
47:05
So really, I think it does help to write this book and keep the
47:11
pressure on by writing a whole lot of stuff on Twitter.
47:18
I think people have appreciated that and they're all sort of
47:24
looking into how should they go about to solve this problem?
47:28
Now, and then it's about time to point in the direction of
47:32
Bitcoin. And I just would like to add
47:35
that if people really understand the problem and respect that,
47:39
it's up to them, that they do have to solve it themselves
47:43
because the state won't solve it, they benefit from this
47:46
policy. So they have to do it on their
47:49
own. Then they are much more open for
47:52
talking about Bitcoin. And I also think that And once
47:57
you have that interest in this issue and they are open to
48:03
looking for solutions, that don't know that don't need to
48:07
know so much about this specificity is about Bitcoin,
48:12
they just understand that Bitcoin might be a solution.
48:15
Okay? Make maybe I can go about and
48:18
have a try and that's that's very important in my mind.
48:22
So ethical questions are do if you don't mind.
48:25
I've been so First is why do you think the phenomenon like it's
48:31
like why do you think it's so lost on people?
48:34
Like why do you think people are so blind to inflation?
48:38
It seems obvious in hindsight right.
48:40
You know you're looking at it from a Bitcoin lens, you're just
48:42
like well that's obvious, you know, money shouldn't lose in
48:46
purchasing power or you money doesn't have to lose purchasing
48:50
power to work, right? So why is it that people are so
48:53
you know I guess stuck in The Matrix.
48:56
Why are they so So brainwashed in a way.
49:00
Okay, first of all, I must say that the hair in Norway, we have
49:04
quite High private debt. So people have taken on the
49:11
whole lot of that borrow the up to the chimney, all their
49:15
houses, you know. So, and that makes people a bit
49:19
nervous, you know, and perhaps this being nervous isn't very
49:25
good. If they if you start talking
49:28
about the problematic things. The monetary system they become
49:32
scared and they don't want to hear about it.
49:35
And the next thing is here we normal people and it's kind of
49:40
Scandinavia in general. I think people trust the
49:45
government's a whole lot so it's a sort of difficult for them to
49:50
understand that the government may be isn't on the people side.
49:57
So what won't they? As soon as they smell that, this
50:06
can be sort of a lovely little bit like a conspiracy, they
50:11
become uninterested, less interested in hearing about it.
50:16
So that's also why I have wire sort of took a policy decision.
50:20
When I wrote the book that this book is not going to focus on
50:27
anything at all, or very little, at least on the conspiracy.
50:30
Genesis that was important. And of course it's you know,
50:39
it's it's in the domain of economists normally and they
50:44
complicate things too much. So I'm going to be sorry that
50:49
this is something for the experts that just leave it to
50:53
the experts, they leave it to the petitions and then try to
50:57
just try to go along. And live a normal life, you
51:01
know, but in my book explains it and I way that makes it possible
51:07
for everybody to understand it. So now it's out there in the
51:10
open and people can talk to each other about it, quite advanced
51:15
level, if they level, leave them, read the book, beautiful.
51:18
So one more question, ruin a vast Lynn.
51:21
When she's come on the show of ask Geoff, Booth, when he's come
51:24
on. The show is inflation necessary
51:28
because the argument from the Keynesian, His hey you need
51:31
inflation or else people. You need to incentivize people
51:33
to spend money or also just going to hoard it.
51:35
Not spend money in the economy, is going to ground to a halt in
51:38
the world. Is going to spontaneously catch
51:40
on fire. So what would your response be
51:41
to that? Well that's arguing that
51:46
inflation is necessary. Is a pure lie.
51:50
It's a deception. You know.
51:51
It's a it doesn't work like that it's not.
51:53
It's the same as saying. That poison is necessary for
51:58
your body. Yap.
52:00
Okay. All right.
52:03
I like it. Simple straight to the point.
52:06
Yeah, I completely agree, but but maybe, maybe it's because
52:10
we're bitcoiners, maybe we're biased Rune, we're biased, we're
52:14
biased bitcoiners Well, if someone wants to argue that
52:22
inflation is good for society or four individuals Etc, they have
52:28
to come up with the proof, and I haven't seen any proof.
52:31
I've started a whole lot of books and articles before.
52:37
And the while I was writing this book and I couldn't find any
52:42
proof at all. For the claim that inflation is
52:45
good for anything that the only thing That inflation is good for
52:49
is redistribution of wealth to the state and to the to the
52:54
absolutely most most wealthy people in society.
52:59
That's the only thing there is to say about it. 100%, 100%
53:03
agree with you. It's so simple.
53:06
It's a simple. It's so it's so simple but it's
53:10
so simple. It's difficult, it's so simple,
53:12
it's hard. But Rune, really, really, you
53:15
know, I love do. We always talk about this?
53:18
Talk about this idea of this narrative trench warfare that
53:20
were fighting and you know your book is plays a key role in this
53:25
and just you know, waking up more people to this reality to
53:29
this world that money money doesn't have to steal from you.
53:33
Anyways, Opti seems like you got to, you got to give pulled up.
53:37
It's just just to put a bow tie into the whole episode.
53:40
Today, we got a tweet here from Rune.
53:43
Something we say all the time, on the show, Bitcoin is slavery.
53:46
And you go, it's a race between big.
53:48
Coin and CBC and this is the race between freedom or slavery
53:52
and couldn't couldn't agree more bro.
53:55
This is this is what we see to be true and I think all of our
53:59
audience says and sees the same thing it is the race between
54:03
freedom and slavery and we know which side we chose.
54:07
It is Bitcoin side of Freedom. Baby anyways everybody let's
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jump into the meme review. We got a lot to talk.
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Max change it. I don't know.
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I don't know what that wasn't funny today.
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Guys. Yall another deal.
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This is the mean review this to swears Tucson Tucson.
54:57
I see this is your favorite portion of the show.
55:00
Everyone is asking, did I miss the meme review?
55:03
No, we haven't got to it yet. Tweeter, the bullets memes are
55:06
the artillery. We are in an information War as
55:09
we've been covering every single day on the show.
55:11
But particular in today's culture it is about getting
55:14
Getting the message out there. It's not enough to just point
55:17
out the problems, it is giving people the solutions and the
55:21
best way to open people's eyes is giving them bite-size,
55:24
palatable information in what we call, memed anyways, you know, I
55:29
like to do my best to not do any nepotism in the mean review, but
55:34
this one popped off this morning, and of course, it is
55:36
Dave Chappelle as well, and you guys know I grew up on
55:39
Chappelle's Show. So blame Dave, Chappelle not me.
55:41
Anyways, this meme is my us at simply Bitcoin TV and I was opt
55:45
out of inflation saving Bitcoin and we got the Dave Chappelle, I
55:49
think this is Pop Copy skit and goes when someone mentions
55:53
inflation at work and you're a big corner and you just got a
55:55
smirk, like I got the solution for you.
55:59
Okay? This next one is by whoa, Jack
56:01
Bitcoin and it goes good. Now I can buy more Bitcoin for a
56:05
cheaper price and we got the Bitcoin are here, the, the
56:08
elated Bitcoin green. Whoa, Jack.
56:12
I forget, I forget what they called it.
56:13
What B thing called it. Anyways anyways it goes Bitcoin
56:16
goes up good now my Bitcoin can buy me more things and then this
56:20
A happy Bitcoin ER at the bottom of good Bitcoin goes down good.
56:24
Now I can buy more Bitcoin for cheap.
56:26
Literally everyone just said that in the chat at the
56:28
beginning of the show because they're calling me cuz I said
56:30
that we would never see 4K sets per dollar, again, I guess I was
56:34
wrong. I guess I Hot or Not of this
56:35
again. Anyways, this next one is by
56:37
toxic Bitcoin, ER, and he goes choose, Bitcoin, choose life and
56:41
he goes choose Bitcoin, or Fiat choose peace.
56:44
Or War choose ownership, or theft choose Freedom, or
56:48
slavery, choose math, or violence choose consent or
56:51
extortion, choose 21 million, or 1984, choose life.
56:57
There is Bitcoin. And there's should coin there.
57:01
Were you get coin or they will be slavery, Freedom or slavery?
57:04
The party of green earth, the party of orange bars.
57:08
Okay. This next one is by Cold card
57:10
wallet and it goes when people claim the government helps
57:13
people and this is a king of the hill.
57:15
Me man, it goes. The eagle is carrying that
57:17
rabbit out of Harm's Way. Absolutely couldn't pick a
57:23
better me. All right.
57:24
This next one is by our friend. My friend Lee troll in Twitter
57:29
spaces, AKA take the ride, AKA Nate Hudson on Twitter and he
57:33
goes, does anyone think it's weird that they want to replace
57:36
Jackson on the $20 bill? And we have a quote here from
57:38
Andrew Jackson, you are a den of vipers.
57:41
I intend to route you out and by the Eternal God, I will route
57:44
you out. If the people only understood
57:46
the rank Injustice of our money and banking system, that would
57:49
be a revolution before morning. So it's safe to say he liked, he
57:53
would like Bitcoin safe to say he's not a fan of the central
57:56
Bankers. Okay.
57:57
This one I took from our Will Graham.
58:00
I think this was being long must in our telegram group and this
58:04
is a guy, he's can't go to bed and there's a Bitcoin moon in
58:08
the outside of his window and he's having this profound
58:12
thought and he's ruminating on his thoughts and he can't sleep.
58:15
He's overthinking. It goes normies thinking about
58:17
what you said at the grocery store.
58:19
It is because your orange pilling strangers every single
58:22
day because she's showing your waking them of any possible way.
58:26
Okay? This next one is by at
58:29
Underscore Reaper underscore cash and it goes death to Fiat
58:33
long live the time chain and we got a Reaper right here.
58:36
I'm guessing this is the Bitcoin ER long live the time chain
58:41
death to the Fiat Fiat. System is absolutely wrecked and
58:44
devastated in real time because Tick-Tock next block.
58:47
Bitcoin is taken over the world. Wouldn't want to be a Fiat Maxi
58:51
at this point? Super glad I am a Bitcoin Maxi.
58:54
Anyways Drop Your Meme review score in the chat weight that
58:57
way that way. And as we cover hours live,
59:01
okay, I am continuing on the thread chefs out to the girls
59:04
over at Plan B. Passports, we got this very cute
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Bitcoin pink Bitcoin logo made by Bitcoin Janoski and it is the
59:15
plan B sticker clamby, passports, we might be needing
59:19
them soon. It might be needing them since
59:22
I've been here, anyways. Rune, what would you give those
59:24
memes? Terrific.
59:27
I think they deserve at least. Three tomatoes.
59:34
And The price of Tomorrow, what a score.
59:40
Wow, I don't think I could. I don't think I could up that
59:45
since you gave it to. Okay, I'm going to give it.
59:52
Two red tapes, for sure, actually block tapes and a
59:58
purple screen cleaner to clean the camera.
1:00:01
Wow. I'm gonna have to, I'm gonna
1:00:03
have to update my meme scores. Now we're going to get, we have
1:00:07
to get more complex. It's not good enough to just
1:00:09
have one score. No, no, this throw tomatoes in
1:00:12
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Here we go, first score by Hammer.
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Saw I give those memes chat. Gbt giving you Andrew Jackson as
1:01:17
a Bitcoin or speeches to further the revolution beautiful.
1:01:21
Beautiful. Next one, by Elaine bitcoiners
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become the number one expert. Sought out to understand the
1:01:26
economy. Love it, love it thing.
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Already shots at the Save Dean, love it.
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Alright Igor, I give the memes a den of honey.
1:01:33
Badgers are very nice very, very nice opt.
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He's tarantula inspired, beard, long, thick, thick Opti.
1:01:41
Next Asian history month is made 2024.
1:01:44
Okay, he's proud of me, I took off my glasses in the show, a
1:01:47
team Jae Min score one toward of Norwegian Wood, okay?
1:01:51
Very good. Record one Court one for Roman
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stock. Sideshow, the protein bars are,
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okay, you txo, I give these memes, they canceled Austrian
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passport, okay? And then we're running out of
1:02:09
time you deserve real money. I give the memes the smell of
1:02:12
Curry dinner. Alright guys, that was a show.
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Why don't you tell everybody where they can find you and
1:02:29
where they can find your book, if they're interested in
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purchasing it on the interwebs? Yeah, thanks for having me.
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It was a great experience for me.
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I'm also very grateful for that. The book can be found on Amazon
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