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Edward Snowden Loves Bitcoin, Craig Wright FURIOUS | EP 612 · Simply Bitcoin

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Yo today is November 2nd 2022. Welcome to Simply Bitcoin live
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your number one source for the peaceful Bitcoin Revolution
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because they're breaking news culture and me Maddock where
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Fair we will be your guide. Through the separation of money
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and state. Today we're going to talk about
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Edward Snowden celebrating the Bitcoin birthday and of course
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Craig Wright responding and they got into a little bit of a
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scuffle I thought that was interesting.
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Also Russia continuing to signaling that their legalizing
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Bitcoin mining and of course, they are also making it legal
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officially to use Bitcoin crypto in general to facilitate
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International payments. Why are they doing that?
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That because of current US sanctions policy.
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So things are heating up in this separation of money and state
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and also like the beef initiative, right?
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With this revolution, is all about personal responsibility.
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It's about individuals, taking back their personal sovereignty,
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we cuff that we cover the beef initiative.
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The beef initiative was about food and today we have Andy,
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Andy, and he is part of a company called.
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Here we go, is part of join crowd Health.
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It's also about Taking your health back into your own
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sovereignty, or something like that.
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And we're going to talk about that today.
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Andy, welcome to the show and thanks for having me.
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Appreciate it. Big fans, happy to have you man.
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And of course my legendary co-host.
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Always optimistic, my live in truth.
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How you doing Opti? I am doing wonderful this
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morning Mika I'm excited for today's show.
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As you know I love I love the meme of making sure we have a
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Fit Body fit mine and fit Soul so that we can get our meat
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sacks over the Finish Line with these sad.
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Because I mean what what is the use of having sad too if you
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aren't healthy in the future? So I'm excited for this
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conversation today. Amen, to that.
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All right guys, let's start the show.
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All right guys, at the time of recording the Bitcoin price is
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20,000 395. South per dollar 4903 block
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height, 760 1428 reachable, Bitcoin nodes, fifteen thousand,
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nine hundred, and three blocks to The Happening.
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We are at 50 blocks of having 78572 having estimate.
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April 21st, 2024 total lightning network capacity 5131 Bitcoin
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capacity value. I love it.
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We were so long at 98 or 99 million dollars.
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I'm glad that it's staying the lightning network capacity.
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It's finally staying above 100 million.
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Hopefully gets to half a billion.
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Hopefully eventually it gets to a billion but not so fast
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because still things are breaking and lightning and which
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is interesting. Shout out to Brock okay.
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Realize monetary inflation one point seven, one point seven
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seven percent Bitcoin continues to take Fiat currencies to
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Absolute School even in the u.s. dollars ideal situation of, you
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know, the the This touted 2% inflation which I don't know.
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We're going to get back to that anytime soon, but coins still
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slang and that number is going to continue to go down.
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As more as remember, there's a cap Supply is 21 million divided
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by infinity and there's a happening.
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Meaning the supply pressure on the market gets cut in half
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roughly every four years and market capitalization where 391
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billion dollars with Abby Bitcoin is still baby.
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Anyways, I have a video for us to react This is Sam Blankman,
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he is the CEO of FTX exchange and he was having a conversation
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with Erik Voorhees. Erik Voorhees is one of the
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Bitcoin. Oh, jeez.
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He went on to Fat found this company called shape-shift.
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They're very famous back in the day because they didn't require
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you to make an account to exchange.
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Let's say you wanted to exchange Bitcoin to aetherium.
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They were forced, inevitably to add kyc eventually, and they
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also added a lot of shit coin support.
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You kind of went down that rabbit hole kind of sucks,
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right? But it's very interesting, this
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conversation. I want you guys to pay attention
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because at the end of the day, ft x is one of the most powerful
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exchanges right now and the fact that the CEO is having these
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types of conversations or has these views on privacy on kyc
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and am l. It's definitely not a good
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thing. And remember there was actually
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rumors that FTX was going to buy coinbase, right?
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They were, they, I think they build out block Phi, if I'm not
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mistaken or I think it was, is one of those companies, right?
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Is a very, very powerful exchange and it's extremely
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troubling. That this is what the CEO this
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is the COS perspective. Anyways, I'm going to shut up
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and play the video and we'll talk about it.
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Did we hit that like actually a suit Front Ends by Americans
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targeting, American retail had to be licensed.
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I think that could be reasonable, which is if the
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question was let's let's acknowledge that the email
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protocol will be permissionless as a protocol.
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Yep. But it was the law of the land
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in America that every email front-end provider required kyc,
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from its users. Yeah.
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Because under the justification that we do not want people
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sending information back and forth with Yep.
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Where would you stand on that position?
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Oh, I'd be strongly against opposition.
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I think it'd be. I think the, why, why?
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Why be considered? Because, I think that it would
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be like, against freedom of speech.
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I think it'd be disenfranchising lot of people are they would not
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trust in practice that he would do a good job.
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So I agree with you on all that come I'm making distinction.
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Here between for instance he minutes versus like derivatives
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contracts. Why is Ave somehow different
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than email? So why is it Than email.
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You argued so well. And so passionately.
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Yeah, not block email with licensing and kyc.
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I loved hearing that. Yep.
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That filled my soul with joy such arguments.
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What does that not? Apply to financial transactions?
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So why does it not apply to financial transactions?
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I think there are a few things. Oh no, you can't play that music
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but No answer, right? And there is no answer.
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And remember, what payments are what money is essentially money
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is a form of speech, right? That's the reality, right?
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And the justification is, if we don't kyc, if we don't, AML
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Financial terrorism, crime, all this stuff.
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Remember those are the same justifications that the
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Department of Homeland Security used to break the First
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Amendment to justify the censoring of certain types of
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speech on. Twitter, right?
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It's the same thing, right? Money is a form of speech and
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this kind of goes back to the idea that I've been telling you
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guys over the last month or so over the last couple of weeks.
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What world do you want to live in?
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Do you want to live in a world with an open monetary Network
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where individuals are allowed to transact freely which is what
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Bitcoin enables them to do? Or do you want to live in a
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world where a bureaucratic Elite get to dictate who you are?
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Who's entitled to use money? Unnie who is not entitled to use
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money and who is entitled to, what type of information who is
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entitled to other type of information?
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Because that, that's the decision here, right?
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You can't have one and not the other, right?
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And the world that they want us to live in, right?
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And tie this in with the censoring, the D banking of
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certain individuals from Banks, right?
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Tie this in with PayPal's, new terms of service where, if you
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say certain types of things, right?
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They you know, they they find you 500.
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And I'm sure they'll also D platform you as well, right?
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Like, they've done to certain political people in the past,
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right? So what type of world do we want
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to live in the future, right? And I think it's a very
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important question to ask. It's a very obvious question and
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both worlds, have pros and cons. I just believe that the open
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monetary world, this world, where individuals are allowed to
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speak freely and it's the free market of ideas, that get to
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decide. What ideas are good.
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What ideas are bad. I Prefer that world, right?
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The world that they want to live in is, hey, look, we at the
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government. The all-knowing are, you know,
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we'll know what's best for you guys, and I think that's very
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dangerous, and I think that's led to catastrophic consequences
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that have been shown over the last couple years, right?
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And it's very troubling that the CEO of one of the most powerful,
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you know, crypto exchanges. It doesn't even have an answer
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that he doesn't even have a justification.
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For it because it's pure hypocrisy.
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It's like email. You it's an email notes, freedom
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of speech. It's like the payments and it's
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like Difference is that governments and the people in
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charge, the elites, get a tremendous amount of power from
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being the Monopoly in the creation of money and also from
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being able to control the money flows in the first place, right?
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So that's why it's different. But in terms of the freedom of
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speech argument, it's exactly the same.
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It just happens to be something that is about power, and that's
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what this is about, and this very troubling Language from
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from Sam. I don't know if he'll wake up.
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I think he's bought and paid for at this point, anyways.
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Andy, what are your thoughts, bro?
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Yeah man. Look at you look at salmon and I
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think what was it a month or two ago that he's like going to put
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a billion dollars and to put a couple campaigns of folks who
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want to expand government who want to expand government
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overreach of you know I know Healthcare that's my first
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language but Healthcare overreach of monetary Supply
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like this is his gig and it's not linear logic.
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You know it seems like There's spaghetti logic, you're going on
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what you just so clearly pointed out.
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Yeah, absolutely Opti. What are your thoughts on this,
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bro? Well, first of all, as someone
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that likes to look at body language, it is very telling his
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body language that he's completely stumped here and that
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he he's trying to find, you know, a way to make this sound
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good when he knows, he got cornered.
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And secondly, I think you kind of hit the nail on the head.
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This is always about control and it really His incentives are all
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messed up and that he and his friends are trying to get their
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grubby fingers between you and your Bitcoin.
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So would not be using ft x and furthermore, like Andy pointed
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out, we know where his incentive lie and we can bury obviously
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see that he and his crony friends are doing in my opinion
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of, obviously, this is my opinion, some nefarious things
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in the space and they're trying to recreate the Fiat system on
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the blockchain. And again, it's always been
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about control. Owl and it will always be about
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control and ftfs FBF getting stumped.
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In this videos. Absolutely hilarious.
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I really love the man. I'm blanking on the music at the
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end but Larry David. Yeah, the Larry David music.
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It's just perfect man and furthermore I think we need to
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reiterate. That Bitcoin is just a message
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in communication protocol. It is literally just sending
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data and so there is no difference between Bitcoin as a
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value. Payments protocol and email
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protocol. It's literally just sending
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data. So obviously his bias is is
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exposed as Nico. He says, Bitcoin exposes
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people's true incentives and hey man you know asking the hard
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questions and not getting the right answers.
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From SBF is very telling about what is going on over there at
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FTX and furthermore, don't use FTX guys.
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And if you do take your Bitcoin in the South custody because
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hey, I would not be using that platform.
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I wonder how many counts on FTX have just Bitcoin in it, right
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like f, there can't be many of those can there and if there are
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those people need to get off of FTX.
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Like they clearly are not into your your best interest.
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So I'll let go that like get the hell off of ft x or supporting
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this. This nonsense.
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Yeah, 100%. Is that guy Swan had this
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amazing tweet? And it's always stuck in my mind
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is that she had Corners don't Line judge stabbing Bitcoin in
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the back if it means getting their Lambos right, and it's
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like the old systems of power don't change.
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As long as I'm the one that's in power, I don't want to
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effectuate change, it's like it's okay.
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We can continue this system of censorship and control Capital
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controls, and all that. Now that I'm the one in the
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driver's seat, it's all good, right?
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And that kind of coincides, with, or the kind of sinks with
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what you're saying about his certain political donations to
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certain, you know, political candidates that want certain
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things. Things, right?
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So anyways, very interesting how that works out.
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Well, we're mixing this up a little bit.
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I got the culture first and we got Andy here from joint crowd
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house. So, Andy, just, I think, let's
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just do a started off with what exactly is joining crowd health.
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And as you guys can see on the YouTube show, we have joined
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crowd health.com here. So let the people out there that
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aren't familiar with what you're doing.
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What exactly is your company? Yeah, man, we know we hate her.
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Insurance. I'm assuming there's lots of
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listeners out there that hate health insurance as well as
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well, you know, I think health insurance is just an extension
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of Fiat. And so we wanted to do something
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different. Like how do we create Health
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Care, Freedom, as opposed to being, you know, controlled by
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health insurance plans that can tell our doctor, what they can
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do, what they can't do, they can pay think some things, they can
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not pay other things. And so we set out to do is
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create a set of tools so that people can pay for their
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Healthcare. Fences without having health
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insurance. So outside of the health
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insurance system in our little saying is opt out of health
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insurance. And mechanically the way that
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this works is, you know, instead of sending money, your premiums
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every month to a health insurance company.
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We open an account for you, you put 175 bucks in an account, we
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take $30 of that. And then the remaining 145
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accumulates over time and that money then can be used to help
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other people in the in the community.
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So if I, you know, broke my arm and it's 5:00, And I would go to
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the community and say, hey well, 50 people take a hundred bucks
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from that account that they've set up and send it to me so that
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I can then pay for that that bill directly.
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So it's more of a peer to peer sharing platform than it is a
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health insurance company. We've had twelve hundred bills
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thus far and we've paid every, we've crowdfunded every single
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one of them. So it's a super effective way of
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doing this, in addition to That we're getting about. 50% better
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prices, our members are getting 50% better prices than what
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health insurance plans are paying.
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So, we actually think, as individuals, we have better
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power, more power to negotiate with these big Hospital systems
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than United Healthcare, which is the sixth or seventh largest,
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you know, company on the planet in terms of Revenue.
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So it's all about taking your health care.
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Freedom back and ridden yourselves of health insurance
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plans. And this is all about, you know,
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in this is all about what this revolution is about, right?
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Revolution is about personal responsibility, whether it's
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individuals, taking back their financial sovereignty.
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Through via Bitcoin, there's individuals taking back their
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food sovereignty through the beef initiative, whether it's
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individuals taking back, their Healthcare sovereignty through
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crowd health. So Andy, I know that you guys
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sponsor a lot of Bitcoin podcast, where does Bitcoin fit
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into all this and just buy what you started with sounded a
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little. I heard a lot of Bitcoin ethos
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in there. Hmm.
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I'm a Bitcoin fan. I was, I Is orange pilled bye
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bye. Jimmy song.
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I'm sure most of, you know, you know, Jimmy, I'm a friend of his
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and so, you know, what happens here, when you send your, you're
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in the Fiat system if you send your money to a health insurance
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company, they hold it in this, this big account of melting
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Fiat, right? They invest that money, they get
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the benefit of it that investment, not you.
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And so we thought like, you know, instead of holding all
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this money in a big pot of Fiat, why don't we decentralize this?
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Allow people to hold their money in Bitcoin as opposed to Fiat.
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And so then all the upside of that Bitcoin is actually our
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members. It's you get the upside of that.
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So we're at 20,000 today of Bitcoin goes to 100,000 and you
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have you know, thousands of dollars of Bitcoin in your
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account. And you know so it's appreciates
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5x, you get all of that upside. So you're stacking SATs while
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also you know, allowing your your you and your family to pay
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for healthcare more effectively. So So instead of holding in, you
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know, in Fiat, we allow people to hold that in Bitcoin and get
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the upside. Yeah.
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So what are what are the downsides to the system?
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Because there's always pros and cons to everything what are the
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pros? What are the cons to crowd
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Health? Yeah, you know we so you can
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look at this two different ways, right?
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Like I think a pro is it forces us to have a little bit more of
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a low time, preference approach to life, you know, the way that
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we have health insurance right now is we have this little card,
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we give it to the doctor. We don't have to worry about it
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until a bill comes in the mail, right?
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And so it's easy now. But for longer term pain,
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because 20% of the time that bill comes in the mail, it's
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because your health plan has actually set notes, your claim
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as has declined to pay for your claim.
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So you know, the idea of this company came to me because I had
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an eight thousand dollar bill for my daughter and she had a
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hole in her ear drum and so 15-minute procedure, eight
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thousand dollars. Hours and the health insurance
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company said. I'm not paying for it because as
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medically. Unnecessary, Mike, Mike, dude,
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she's got a hole in her ear drum and that's medically
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unnecessary. So I had to wrote write an eight
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thousand dollar check to the local hospital, right?
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And so, you know what, we force people to do is do a little bit
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of more work upfront, right? And so, you know, if you have a
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big expensive procedure, we ask that you call us.
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We'll negotiate that rate for you to participate fully getting
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60 or 70 percent better rates on.
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As pre-scheduled things. And so it takes a little bit
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more from you, but it saves you a lot of money because we're,
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you know, 50% less than going to healthcare.gov and you don't
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have a health insurance plan in the government getting in your
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Healthcare business. So it's a bit more of a low
20:51
time. Preference approach to health
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care. If you want to High Time
20:55
preference approach, go to somewhere else can be as we just
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don't think that's the right way to do this.
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Absolutely Opti, perfect segue because I got this tweet, That I
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found on your Twitter and it says, if you don't trust the
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government with your money, then why trust them with your health
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care? And I think you just touched on
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this but maybe you want to elaborate a little more on this
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for the people that are still on the fence.
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Sure, you know, the one thing that so we're in November, we're
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starting open enrollment here and open enrollment for those
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who don't know, is like vast majority of people in our
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country are deciding on their health insurance, over the next
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couple of months for next year. And so you could go to
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healthcare.gov, which is an Obamacare.
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You initiated thing from, you know, 10 or 12 years ago.
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So, you know you're going into Obamacare and you're saying,
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hey, I'm going to sign up for one of these plans that has been
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regulated by the government to do certain things with my
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health, right? And so it's like man I don't
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prop up, you know, this Obama care system and instead opted
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out of that and take personal responsibility for your health
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as opposed to insurance plan which is you know, Brighton bed
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with with the United States government.
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So that's why I said, hey You don't trust her money you know
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with the government if you don't trust the government with your
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money which I don't then why are you trusting your health care?
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I don't I trust me and my doctor to make the decisions on my
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health care and not the government and in the big health
22:16
insurance company. So I'm going to, I'm going to
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play Devil's Advocate on that a little bit.
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Uh good. Yeah, The Devil's Advocate would
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say but Obamacare you know provides these very cheap.
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Premium course, there's a cost to that the cost of the premiums
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for everybody else. Just went through the freaking
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roof if you haven't been paying attention.
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Yeah. But The Advocates would say look
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it gave and ensured all these people that normally they would
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not be able to afford it. What?
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So what would be your response to that?
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Yeah, we're ours. Is ours is Affordable.
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I mean, it's 175 bucks a month of your, you know, under 55.
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I think it's super affordable. You know, that's how much you
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pay for your, your cell phone coverage every day or every
22:58
month, you know, your cell phone coverage plus, you know, a
23:00
couple coffees at Starbucks and so it's it's super affordable.
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I think that, you know what we want to do is offer this to you
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know to everybody to get every what we do our number one
23:10
customer right now is somebody who has been uninsured because
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the health plans that Options out there suck.
23:16
And so now they want to jump over to us.
23:18
So you know if you go to healthcare.gov my family, my
23:21
family of four will pay about thirteen hundred dollars a month
23:24
so this is Obamacare, thirteen hundred dollars a month and it
23:27
would probably be somewhere between eight and ten thousand
23:29
dollar deductible which means that I have to pay eight to ten
23:33
thousand dollars. He plus you know thirteen or
23:36
fourteen, hundred bucks a month. So what is that?
23:38
You know, which is say that 27 or 28 thousand dollars before
23:41
the health insurance plan pays a dollar that To me is not
23:45
affordable. And in fact, what's happened
23:47
with with Obamacare is these deductibles have gone up and we
23:52
had 250,000 people with health insurance last year when
23:56
bankrupt due to a health event. Like, that's that's not
23:59
affordable, right? Like, you know, people are
24:01
looking at this as really affordable premiums if you know,
24:06
1200 bucks or 1,300 bucks is Affordable.
24:08
But then they have a health event and they're like, holy
24:10
crap. Like now I have to come up with
24:13
eight or ten thousand dollars to cover.
24:14
That and it's like I say, if you don't have, you know, the
24:18
deductible amount in cash in your bank, like you don't
24:22
actually have health insurance because that's going to put you
24:24
in a significant financial situation.
24:27
You don't have that with crowd Health, right?
24:29
So 250,000 families went bankrupt last year.
24:32
I mean it's absurd. It's freaking crazy Opti,
24:35
amazing. Well I just I added an article
24:39
here. I want to talk about something
24:40
else but it's touching on what Andy said and you retweeted this
24:43
on your Twitter. So There's some, there's some
24:45
homework for you guys in the description, but the tweet for
24:48
those in the spaces, goes America's Health Care system has
24:50
evolved into an insurance run government, dictated
24:53
bureaucratic racket. That works for everyone except
24:56
patients and doctors. The answer is not more
24:58
government. The answer is Health Care
25:00
freedom and you got, you got a really good article right here,
25:04
that people could definitely read but I really want to get
25:07
into another topic right here and it's on the food pyramid.
25:12
I've been diving into the Food pyramid is I became a Bitcoin ER
25:17
and you essentially been dunking on the food pyramid all over
25:21
Twitter and I absolutely love it because it amazes me that people
25:26
are still missing formed out there and I said all the time on
25:29
this show I said all the time in our spaces as bitcoiners.
25:32
What we really need to do is survive and to ensure that we
25:35
are ushering the SATs into the future and I say it like I'm a
25:39
broken record like Fit Body fit, mine fits soul and I think it
25:43
starts with the Of what exactly is going on with the food
25:46
pyramid. And, and furthermore, that like
25:48
the food pyramid is, it's a scam guys.
25:51
I mean, hey my words, but Andy jump in.
25:54
What's your thoughts on the food pyramid?
25:56
Yes. Ashley garbage.
25:58
Its total garbage, you know, and I've been, I'm 43 and remember,
26:02
you know, reading about this or watching this is that thing in
26:05
kindergarten. I remember that food pyramid
26:06
being on the wall. I look back that I'm like, holy
26:09
crap, like, no wonder, you know, the United States has twice as
26:14
many These people, you know, per capita is anybody else on the
26:17
planet? It's like bz.
26:19
Follow the fact that Breads and pastas and, you know, Cheerios
26:24
should be the base of our diet. Whereas you know, animal
26:28
proteins are way up at the top and in reality what you should
26:30
do is chop sugar off and inverse it.
26:34
You know, they've got this exactly flipped the way that we
26:37
should be. And it's been proven over and
26:39
over and over again. It's just the problem is that
26:40
people aren't willing to say, you know what, I was wrong.
26:42
I was wrong about what we've taught for the last Last 40 or
26:45
50 years, maybe even longer than that.
26:47
Right? And so we've got an issue here
26:49
and you know, unfortunately it's penetrated our medical community
26:53
to like our medical community is looking at this and saying, oh
26:55
well you know cholesterol is the primary driver of heart attacks
26:58
and so you shouldn't be having too much, animal protein and all
27:01
the kind of things that studies have come out and said that's
27:03
just not true. Like that's just not the case.
27:06
And so, you know, statins would to lower your cholesterol is one
27:10
of the most profitable drugs ever to exist, you know?
27:14
Actually looked at it this morning, so real quick, I got my
27:18
labs a few weeks ago and I've tweeted this on Twitter to as my
27:21
my LDL cholesterol. My bad cholesterol is through
27:24
the roof, it's like 180 or something like that, it should
27:27
be like a hundred. And so our society is telling us
27:31
that, oh, you need to get on statins to lower that those
27:34
levels, but if you actually do research into this, 77% of the
27:38
people who had heart attacks, didn't have high cholesterol.
27:43
And so you know, our American Can College of Cardiology
27:46
cardiologist and American Heart Association.
27:48
Haven't come around to all these studies.
27:50
Actually says, this is wrong. I don't know what the motive is,
27:54
but I'm telling you, the pharmaceutical companies making
27:56
statins are making a boatload and what are the side effects of
28:00
statins. They make your brain foggy.
28:03
I saw one this morning is, like, erectile dysfunction, like all
28:06
these things and I'm like, hell, no, I'm not eating, you know,
28:08
putting that stuff in my body. I'm going to figure this out,
28:11
you know, a different way. So there's this whole medical
28:14
Industrial. Complex is what I call it that I
28:17
think is dictating what we're doing and Healthcare and it's
28:21
way more focused on selling Pharma getting, you know, these
28:25
people elected to Congress and Senate and weigh less on the the
28:30
safety, I believe the safety of the American public and the
28:33
well-being of the American public.
28:34
So, you know, that's, that's my big issue with the food pyramid
28:37
and it's making us obese, and that obesity is having a major
28:41
impact on our health care costs, which you know, is Our number
28:45
one expense in the federal budget.
28:47
So it's really kind of a circular thing here, that one
28:51
affects the next, which affects the next and it affects, you
28:53
know, bitcoiners in the money supply.
28:55
Right. So it is a passion of mine to
28:58
kind of flush this out. Yeah.
29:01
And we're going to have Rihanna continue to have, you know,
29:03
guess like and the guess like Texas, slim.
29:05
Because a guy's at the end of the day, this is about taking
29:08
back personal responsibility. Stop Outsourcing that personal
29:11
responsibility and aspects of your life, because if you out Or
29:14
say what you're doing is you're Outsourcing it to the
29:17
government. You're Outsourcing to this
29:18
bureaucracy that you know, you could have given them the
29:21
benefit of the doubt, you could have said, you know what, maybe
29:24
this was a good idea, but the problem is that history has
29:26
shown the exact opposite. They've they've used the
29:29
Outsourcing of responsibility of individuals and they've used
29:32
that to empower themselves benefit themselves and the
29:37
benefit to individuals, right? It's not that great, right?
29:41
So this is all about individuals taking back.
29:44
Their sovereignty, even even if that's through food, if that's
29:48
through money, if that's through Health, that's that's what all
29:51
this is about. This is a big movement, right?
29:54
You can't just focus on one and not the other.
29:57
That's all with his about Opti. Could you say your line again?
30:00
What toy unfit body fit. Mind, fits all.
30:03
And, and just a double down before we move on, guys, it as a
30:07
Bitcoin, it becomes very obvious that once they start lying about
30:10
the lies that they perpetuated about the money, it opens up
30:13
your eyes to all The other lies going on in the world and it's
30:17
just it's a very, very intense experience to go down the rabbit
30:23
hole of, wow, what is Fiat money?
30:26
And then, what are these effects on Society at large you guys can
30:29
go. Read the Fiat standard or you
30:30
just go down these rabbit holes yourself, but we've been harping
30:34
on this idea for a while. You guys need to ensure that
30:37
your health is good because if you're not thinking correctly,
30:40
if you're not eating correctly, how are you going to be able to
30:43
usher in these Bitcoin? Because we are in an information
30:46
war and they want you weak and dumb.
30:48
And so we got to make sure that we take back our health as we
30:51
are taking back our money. Amen, to that.
30:54
All right, guys, let's get to the news.
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Alright so this is the big news. Edward Snowden on Bitcoins
31:25
birthday. Ready to eat it out.
31:26
White papers and 14 years ago yet.
31:28
So 14 years ago today yet Satoshi remains Anonymous
31:32
remarkable. And of course we have Craig,
31:35
right? I was never an honest, you
31:38
traitor scum, it's interesting. You think Satoshi would say
31:41
something like that? And what, what did Edward
31:44
Snowden do at the end of the day?
31:45
At the Edward, Edward Snowden did was that he leaked that the
31:51
NSA and a lot of these, you know, again goes back to the
31:55
government goes back to big government.
31:56
Ament were using a lot of that technology.
31:58
A lot of those tools to spy on American citizens without their
32:02
knowledge and that led to this upheaval in the country and he
32:06
still in asylum in Russia, right?
32:11
Because he said that. And now that goes back to the
32:15
also, very famous person. That was a silent in the
32:19
Ecuadorian Embassy Julian Assange with Wikileaks, right?
32:23
And he was exposing secrets about, The Iraq War.
32:27
Now technically remember the first amendment guys, this is
32:32
protected speech, right? Edward Snowden is kind of iffy
32:35
because he was under contract with the US government.
32:39
He may be perhaps signed a thing, right?
32:41
But specifically Julian Assange or is really interesting, right?
32:46
How if you can't have that journalistic, freedom to report
32:51
on this stuff? It's like the example with the
32:53
intercept, right? The internet's intercept leaks
32:55
that the department of And security was working with social
32:58
media companies to censor certain transaction and this all
33:02
goes back to the same thing. If we're not allowed to speak
33:05
freely, what makes you think you'll be allowed to use a money
33:11
that they can't control and it goes back to the issue with Sam
33:14
bank man in the video that we first played you guys during
33:17
numbers, right? It's the same concept emails,
33:21
okay? You can say anything you want
33:23
with email but money. You know, somehow that has to be
33:26
controlled, you know, even though we know and the Supreme
33:29
Court actually confirmed this, that money is a form of
33:34
protected speech, right? And this is the big battle of
33:37
our time. This is what's going to
33:38
culminate, right? It's I don't know what it's
33:40
going to culminate into, but this is the big question people
33:44
on one side want to get to get to dictate what you're allowed
33:47
to say, what you're not allowed to say and want to wanted.
33:50
Also dictate who you're allowed to transact with and who you're
33:53
not allowed to transact with. The other people are saying the
33:56
results of that system have failed us.
33:59
They haven't worked. We haven't we conceded freedoms?
34:03
We gave up freedoms, but we didn't benefit from giving up
34:06
those freedoms in the first place.
34:08
They lied and people died. Anyways.
34:12
Craig Wright said I was never an optimist, you traitor scum and
34:16
then Edward Snowden, just destroys them, that's the point.
34:19
Brother. Remember, two weeks ago when the
34:21
court affirmed that Hollow not calling you a pathetic scammer
34:24
cringe, Clearly, mentally ill and repeatedly a fraud was okay
34:28
and ordered you to pay like three hundred and forty eight
34:30
thousand dollars laughing my ass off.
34:33
Love this job, welcome to law. And I think that's something
34:36
that Craig Wright has been saying for a while and hey while
34:38
you're playing the memory game, the next time you want to tell
34:42
Twitter, you were never Anonymous.
34:43
Try and keep your story straight.
34:45
You miserable corn? Calm dude, you can't even commit
34:50
fraud properly. Just embarrassing.
34:52
And let's take a look at the screen shot.
34:54
His rights note on a stark. White background is all.
34:57
That's left of the website e made public on Monday, which was
35:00
filled with images of himself, looking thoughtful, along with
35:03
several Bitcoin related blog posts.
35:05
It reads in full, I'm sorry. I believed that I could do this.
35:09
I believe that I could put the years of anonyme in hiding
35:12
behind me, but as the events of this week unfolded and I
35:15
prepared to publish the proof of access to the earliest keys, I
35:18
broke. I do not have the courage, I
35:20
cannot and look and I'm going to take a neutral approach even
35:24
though I know we A lot of bitcoiners watching this show
35:29
and I know that there's a lot of Bitcoin cash people.
35:31
That also watch this specific when we put Craig right in the
35:34
title. Here's the reality.
35:36
Okay. Hot Craig Wright was giving it
35:40
was given the offer by a judge in the United States, a judge in
35:44
the UK and a judge in, in Norway, all he had to do is
35:51
cryptographically sign that. He actually had possession of
35:57
those private keys and he still did not do that.
36:02
What did it cost them? Go through this whole ordeal to
36:05
prove that he's Satoshi that when proof comes to shove, when
36:09
you actually can prove that you do own addresses that are
36:14
associated with, so she never did that, right?
36:18
So I'm just glad that he's just getting owned once again and the
36:21
Public Square of Twitter. This is why Twitter.
36:24
So, Poured it and he was never able to respond to Hot or Not.
36:29
So is he just keeping up that facade?
36:31
Like I am Satoshi. Believe me take my word for it.
36:35
I'm glad that he lost that case man.
36:37
That I'm really glad that he lost that case because now the
36:41
like I've been saying over these last couple of weeks, guys,
36:43
three, judges and three different jurisdictions won.
36:47
Florida in the Kleinman case, one in the UK and the Peter
36:51
McCormack case. And now in Norway, have all said
36:54
the same The same thing. Craig Wright misrepresented to
36:58
misrepresented himself and he lied right?
37:02
Re judge is not coming from Simply Bitcoin, that's what they
37:05
said, take it up with them, that's not what we're saying.
37:08
That's what they said. We're just reporting on it.
37:11
Anyways. Abdi, what are your thoughts,
37:12
bro? And then we move on to Andy.
37:14
Well, my thoughts is really like just wow, you know, like csw
37:19
can't even keep his fraudulent narcissistic lies in place and
37:23
he's Over the place like he just makes up lies.
37:26
As he goes, he's completely gone off the rails.
37:30
And this isn't the only example that I've seen in this last week
37:33
of him just being Dunked On by the original words of Satoshi,
37:38
that we all know is actually Satoshi.
37:40
And, and he just getting caught in these traps on Twitter where
37:43
he's just going bananas and just like just again, just going
37:49
completely off the rails and and making stuff up, and then people
37:52
use satoshi's original words against him.
37:54
Um, and you know, shouts out to Edward Snowden is just
37:57
hilarious. You know, when it comes from
37:58
someone like Edward Snowden, obviously, it has a little more
38:01
punch than when it comes from Simply Bitcoin.
38:03
But on another point, I just can't wait till we put this all
38:07
behind us and we and we stop giving him airtime because he's
38:10
becoming a lot more irrelevant and I'm, you know, I'm just here
38:13
to see that day when we no longer have to talk about him.
38:18
Yeah. Andy, what are your thoughts on
38:20
this, bro? On the Saga?
38:22
No, I mean, if you look at those stats, Tweets.
38:25
Right. And stowed in got, you know,
38:27
tens of thousands of likes. I think.
38:29
And I think Craig Wright got like 200 likes.
38:33
It was like, you know, how I can get 200 likes on a tweet in
38:36
Craig Wright, gets 200 like something on it.
38:38
Sweet. Yeah, I think he's, it's
38:40
irrelevant, you know. It's like the the biggest
38:43
advocate of proof of work. Can't show proof of work and
38:45
it's pretty clear that this guy's, you know, a goofball and
38:50
so Craig, you know, sue me for calling you a goofball.
38:54
But, you know, clearly he's just ridiculous.
38:58
We should we should forget about him and never mention his name
39:00
again. Yeah, man.
39:02
It's so ridiculous. And look the person that says he
39:07
is Satoshi is also using law fair to silence dissenting
39:11
speech which is completely against with how Bitcoin Works,
39:15
what Bitcoin represents in the Bitcoin ethos, right.
39:18
So I just think that's a little hypocritical as well.
39:23
We know that he has a powerful Due to Calvin re who's part of
39:26
the whole, you know thing, but hopefully because of these three
39:30
cases specifically in the Norway case, right?
39:33
That makes it very that will make it more difficult for him
39:37
to go for him to use law. Fair to go after his political
39:42
opponents. Anyways, moving on and I want
39:44
him to sue me actually. What would be, what would I have
39:46
to say for him to sue me? Because that would be the best
39:49
advertising. I think I could ever get for
39:51
crowd health. So Craig, if you're out there,
39:53
please sue me. Because I'd love to I'd love to,
39:56
I'd love to do this, but my understanding it becomes a
39:59
little bit difficult for American citizens to be sued on
40:03
the grounds of speech. We know that he's used
40:07
specifically the libel laws in the United in the United
40:10
Kingdom, which have been known to be abused.
40:12
Actually, they've been abused to such an extent that the Obama
40:15
administration had to pass a law in the United States,
40:18
specifically to protect American citizens from that law.
40:23
So that's my Standing of it. But of course, I'm also not a
40:26
lawyer anyways, moving on to this.
40:29
I think this is also some very big news as well and some signal
40:33
in here. I'm going to connect it also
40:34
with the amazing article that Alex gladstein wrote, Because
40:38
it's actually where we're witnessing.
40:40
We're witnessing play and full-time.
40:42
We're witnessing this play out in full time.
40:44
The name of the article is called Bitcoin as a trojan,
40:46
horse for freedom and I think that's exactly what you're
40:48
seeing here. Bitcoins irresistible
40:51
incentives. In the case of Iran and Russia
40:54
it's the The censorship resistant incentives.
40:57
Of course the number go up. Incentives are also irresistible
41:00
the name of the Articles. New mining Bill permitting,
41:03
cross-border crypto pay payments filed and Russian Parliament.
41:07
A draft law designed to regulate the mining of digital coins in
41:10
Russia. Is also legalizing, the use of
41:12
cryptocurrencies in international settlements.
41:15
It has been submitted to the Russian Parliament after the
41:17
rejection of an earlier bill, which was a lie, which is aiming
41:20
to allow domestic crypto payments as well.
41:22
Now that's a little bit of signal there anyways.
41:24
On to say Russian lawmakers were reviewing you legislative
41:27
proposal for the legalization of crypto mining which has been a
41:30
significant which has seen significant growth over the past
41:32
few years. I love that more hash rate not
41:36
in the United States more hash tree and Iran more hash rate in
41:39
Russia, more hatchery in Venezuela.
41:41
We want that we want that judicial Arbitrage announcing
41:43
the filing of the bill on Sputnik radio, the chairman of
41:47
the Parliamentary Financial Market Committee.
41:49
And totally asked 0f pointed out that the document authorizes the
41:53
use of cryptocurrencies As a mean of paint, That's the
41:56
signal, their pay attention. The document also authorizes,
42:00
the use of currencies as a means of payment outside.
42:03
The country, to quote asked Ralph.
42:05
He said, we have introduced a bill that legalizes mining that
42:08
is the issuance and circulation of cryptocurrencies, but
42:11
cryptocurrencies can only be employed as a means of payment
42:15
outside of our country, in foreign jurisdictions, right?
42:18
So it's interesting how that works.
42:19
It's like, we want to benefit from Bitcoin censorship
42:23
resistant, but as long As the people of Russia, don't benefit
42:26
directly because in the people of Russia, going to start acting
42:29
opting out of our fiat currency and then that would take power
42:32
away from us. It's interesting how that works.
42:34
And he was just says sanctions pressure is have increased
42:37
support for the idea of Permitting cross-border crypto
42:39
payments but most government institutions in Moscow, remain
42:42
opposed to the legalization of payments with Bitcoin and the
42:45
like inside the Russian Federation, another mining Bill
42:48
put forward by the liberal new people faction was rejected as
42:51
it provided for the legalization of domestic crypto payments.
42:54
Now Now keep all of this. What I said right Russia you're
42:58
the bullet points. Russia legalizes Bitcoin mining
43:01
incentives. Russia legalizes officially
43:05
Bitcoin for cross-border payments.
43:08
I suspect that's due to us sanctions policy.
43:11
But internally. They say no.
43:12
No, no we can't have that. Now the reason that's not going
43:15
to work and I think Alex gladstein does it explains it
43:18
perfectly? Well in this amazing article is
43:19
called Bitcoin as a trojan horse for Freedom.
43:22
I'll get to it. Let me read some of the Articles
43:23
as the Didn't horse has been popularized in computer.
43:26
Science is a malicious program disguises, a helpful update, but
43:29
is also an effective metaphor for how people how Bitcoin
43:32
stealthily coops actors? Who do not care about or do not
43:36
like freedom to promote It. Anyway, the me gains with
43:39
wealthy individuals corporations and soon, government's, my new
43:43
government's already here. This was written September. 20
43:45
21, right? We know I'll Salvador is already
43:49
the jump and already on the bus Which see Bitcoin is glittering
43:52
gold out of self-preservation. In greed, they are incentivized
43:55
to buy my that's already happened, right?
43:58
You sure did in the bill but I mind and one day tax, this new
44:02
prize to accommodate the soundest money and gain an
44:05
advantage over their Rivals. What are you seeing there?
44:08
Why are they doing this right? They legalizing Bitcoin for
44:11
international settlements. They're trying to gain advantage
44:13
over the United States because the u.s. gets a tremendous
44:16
amount of power via weaponizing the dollar and because the
44:19
dollars the global Reserve currency, that's the currency
44:22
that's most used to facilitate in National trade.
44:25
So Russia is trying to find a way to circumvent that has
44:28
Bitcoin does. After all on its exterior looks
44:30
very appealing, it is the best performing financial asset in
44:33
the world over the last 12 years.
44:35
But Bitcoin is not just number. Go up technology hidden behind
44:38
the eye. Eye popping Gaines is a powerful
44:41
Freedom. Go up technology that its new
44:43
adopters are knowingly or not pushing forward number, go up
44:48
and freedom go up are inextricable.
44:51
Bitcoin is decentralized, digital cast and not emerge.
44:54
Copied combination, your, but rather was the Holy Grail of
44:58
cyberpunks. A group of sip Advocates,
45:00
concerned about how personal freedoms could survive, the
45:02
great electronic transformation of society.
45:04
Their goals was to separate money from governments and
45:06
corporations and check the growth of the global
45:08
surveillance State and preserve human rights in an increasingly
45:11
digital Aid. Satoshi, nakamoto's great is
45:14
Trick was to animate these aspirations into something that
45:18
looks like and functions as digital gold.
45:20
So, while yes, it was anyone regardless of their nationality,
45:23
status wealth, Bender racer beliefs access to the best
45:27
savings technology on the planet.
45:29
It also gives them Unstoppable, programmable money, that cannot
45:32
be debased or censored. And that fight, surveillance and
45:34
confiscation dissidents democracy protesters opposition
45:38
leaders. Independent, journalists
45:40
worldwide are beginning to realize this, from Minsk to
45:42
Lagos to Los Angeles, to Buenos Aires, be pretty words about
45:45
human rights. But when they get down, down to
45:48
brass tacks, the plaited side as a reminder of this cold reality
45:51
referred to the dictators of the UN on human.
45:54
Rights Council or the financial action, task force, the list of
45:57
household corporate name, sponsoring the 22 2022 genocide
46:01
Olympics, or the roster of Wall Street icons, who attend, Saudi
46:05
Arabia's Davos in the desert as human rights activist.
46:08
No, well, it can be hard to effectively promote free them in
46:12
a society that willingly sells morals out for profit Bitcoin,
46:16
sneaks in and rewires the system from the inside.
46:19
Aligning profit-seeking with permission list Financial
46:23
stability. Liberation.
46:25
And that's the beauty of all this, right?
46:28
The incentives and the benefits of Bitcoin are irresistible.
46:32
So they let the Trojan Horse in the gate because they want to
46:35
benefit from it. But would Alex pointed out.
46:38
So perfectly is that you can't separate the number go up from
46:42
the freedom go up. So once these governments take
46:45
that pill, they're exposing their populations, their
46:49
citizens to this idea of like, wait a second, so I could Save
46:55
and earn, and get paid in a currency that you can't control.
46:58
You can't debase, you can't censor.
47:01
Why exactly, am I using this Fiat?
47:04
Why am I using this government currency?
47:06
And that's the beauty of it. That's Bitcoins incentives.
47:09
And remember, we have better incentives and what they have
47:13
left is coercion. My money is on the carrot and
47:17
not the stick Opti. What are your thoughts on the
47:19
move? On to, I love it.
47:20
I love it. Agreed!
47:22
Agreed on the first point. About the Russian news.
47:26
It's you know we it's basically bitcoiners being right.
47:29
Once again, you know, Bitcoin game theory is playing out in
47:32
real time, but also I think that point that you pointed out of
47:36
how nefarious the parasite bureaucrat class really is, is,
47:39
they don't want their citizens to use Bitcoin but they can use
47:42
it for cross-border payments. It's just a meme, you know,
47:45
rules for the you but not for me.
47:47
But to your point of Bitcoin is the Trojan Horse for freedom and
47:50
we say it all the time that Bitcoin changes you you don't
47:53
change Bitcoin. And once you hold Bitcoin, you
47:56
start to ask simple questions. Like, why am I being forced to
47:58
use a money that's designed to steal from me?
48:00
And why am I not to Trends act freely with people?
48:03
When I am supposedly in a free country?
48:05
You when I'm, when I'm not doing anything by criminal standards,
48:09
I'm not breaking any laws. Why am I being coerced to use
48:13
this money? That is not benefiting me in my
48:16
family. Like these are very simple
48:17
questions that. I think we all need to be asking
48:19
people because Bitcoin fundamentally shows the flaws in
48:24
the system. System.
48:24
And as we sell the time, you know, number goes up.
48:27
Brings Freedom goes up with it because, hey, I can only really
48:30
speak for myself. But as I've learned about
48:33
Bitcoin, I have become way more freedom minded.
48:36
I become way more interested in ruling my own destiny going
48:41
forward. And I think that if it can
48:42
happen for me, it can happen for everyone out there.
48:45
As long as they still have a brain.
48:46
As long as they're still thinking critically Bitcoin will
48:49
change the world, and we're seeing it happen in real time at
48:52
Breakneck speeds. And again, I say it all the
48:54
time, like it's just awesome to be on the front lines and be
48:57
able to cover this stuff because like we have front row seats and
49:00
all you bitcoiners out there also have front row seats and
49:03
we're the Frontline soldiers continuing to spread the signal.
49:06
So we got to just continue to counter this stuff.
49:09
And also spread the good stories about like what Alex is saying,
49:13
you know, like humans latch onto storytelling abilities and if we
49:17
can frame Bitcoin in such a way, will people understand what we
49:21
know to be true? Number goes up, brings more
49:23
freedom. And then what Freedom brings to
49:25
society, we don't even know what those effects will because we've
49:28
never seen it. And that's just a beautiful
49:30
bright future that I think Bitcoin will Usher in.
49:35
Amen to that. Andy?
49:36
What are your thoughts? Yeah, I mean I'm probably one of
49:39
the newer ones to bitcoin here. I've only been in for a couple
49:41
of years now, maybe maybe almost three years but you know one of
49:44
the things I love being about a part of this community is just
49:47
the curiosity. Like people just have just this
49:49
curious nature about them and start questioning things that
49:53
other people just take as fact. And and I think it really is a
49:58
return to critical thinking which is you know a lost Um,
50:04
kind of back to to Sam. And the, the opening of the of
50:07
the show like, where is The Logical thinking here?
50:10
It's spaghetti logic, that has been widely accepted in our
50:13
culture and I love the bitcoiners because they're
50:15
actually into knowing what? What is truth, what is truth?
50:19
And let's and actually be curious about that truth.
50:21
And so I am all all bought into Alex's thing and it's like man
50:26
if we can get Bitcoin into Russia and actually actually get
50:28
them using Bitcoin within within the Russian economy.
50:31
I think that's step. Number one of getting them.
50:33
The freedom of 100%. I agree with you.
50:37
And that thing about bitcoiners seeking true, it makes sense,
50:41
right? Because Fiat is not anchored to
50:43
truth Beyond his lies, but if you see the unit of account of
50:48
bitcoiners, it's anchored to the truth via proof-of-work.
50:51
Right? Bitcoin is anchored to reality.
50:55
That's what makes it unique and I think that change to borrow
50:58
would seek a always says that change in operating system makes
51:02
you seek truth. The world.
51:04
It makes you think differently. It makes you Max Keiser.
51:07
Has that amazing quote you don't change Bitcoin, Bitcoin changes
51:11
you, right? And if we get the World to
51:14
Change this operating system and now all of a sudden they are
51:17
optimistic about the future rather than nihilistic about the
51:21
future. Which is what I think Fiat
51:22
currencies due to human beings. Man, I can't that world.
51:27
I am so excited for record eclipsing calls it.
51:29
The bright orange future. I'm very pumped but anyways,
51:32
let's get to the mean review. Let's do.
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of the show. And as Nico said, in an eloquent
52:15
meme, guys, tweets are the bullet to memes are the
52:17
artillery and we are out here in the front lines.
52:20
Continue to meme continue to get those calls of actions because
52:23
we are in a Miss information War as we speak.
52:26
We are getting bombarded with all kinds of noise but
52:30
bitcoiners have truth on their side.
52:32
It pierces through all the madness guys.
52:34
So this first one is by my boy, psychedelic, as you guys know in
52:40
the news section Edward Snowden card csw corncob stopping a corn
52:46
cob and he we got this you know csw as a corn a corn cob in the
52:51
flesh. Meme soundboard.
52:53
Tomboy. No no no, no other some.
52:57
I love corn. Oh yeah.
52:59
Oh yeah. Hold on one second.
53:00
I got you. I got you.
53:03
I love. All right, this next one is by
53:09
cannot otaku Me and Everyone press I'd probably didn't say
53:14
that. Anyways, everyone's on Twitter,
53:18
there was there's there was a back-and-forth yesterday between
53:22
Jack mahler's and Elon Musk. And you know Sailors been
53:26
talking about adding implementing lightning Network
53:29
for this Twitter blue checkmark, and all this stuff and This is
53:33
just, you know a play on the idea of every Bitcoin.
53:36
Her on Twitter is just adding Elon musk's.
53:39
Let me pay and sads let me pay and sets and he's just like
53:42
Homer Simpson sitting there at Twitter headquarters, like, oh
53:45
my goodness, I need to add sat in Twitter or at least start to
53:50
take SATs this next one. Shouts out the Maxis Club.
53:54
I absolutely love what you do here, bro.
53:57
I love the artistic are the Artistry on these memes, and
54:01
these are becoming some of my favorite me.
54:03
To because they're like comic books and I just love comic
54:06
books and we got we got an FBI I don't know what you call this
54:09
Gremlin type dinosaur thing and he goes some people have Bitcoin
54:13
and then we have obviously I'm pretty sure this is a Fiat money
54:18
changer and he goes we can freeze their Hardware while.
54:20
It's right and the FBI officer, just start sweating and he's all
54:25
nervous. And then he gets angry to goes,
54:26
right? It's a, I'm pretty sure this is
54:28
a play on the Star Wars me Mike, you can freeze the hardware
54:32
cloth, right? Right.
54:33
Right. Nah, son.
54:34
Anyways, this next one's by our friend.
54:36
Mr. Robot. Aka the Bitcoin doctor.
54:39
And I don't know if you guys woke up on Twitter and saw all
54:41
the crazy news, but exchanges, still are getting hacked.
54:45
People are still putting too much money and leaving money on
54:48
these exchanges. And they are getting rekt.
54:50
Anyways, this is a play on Back to the Future and he goes hello
54:53
McFly. Get your keys off the exchange
54:56
and gives them a Nuggie. Guys, do not hold more Bitcoin
55:00
than you're willing to lose on an exchange.
55:02
The custody. Are the revolution is self.
55:04
Custody guys. You need to own Bitcoin in
55:08
private keys that you secure? So no one can steal your well.
55:11
This is how we Define the madness.
55:14
Anyways, we drop this article yesterday, memes are the message
55:17
by our boy whining. Again, it's the perfect message.
55:19
A hard truth with a pinch of humor, the most concise form of
55:22
explaining a thought, and then ready to drop this hilarious,
55:26
SpongeBob play. And you guys want to know what's
55:28
funnier than 21 million, the number of Fiat dollars printed?
55:32
Oh my Enos that deserves some horns and they're all laughing
55:36
with Bitcoin in South custody. And this last one memeing
55:39
Bitcoin, I was planning on putting this on on bitcoin
55:44
whitepaper day, but it got lost in the sauce.
55:47
And again, another plan on faster the future and it's the
55:51
bass player or the rock and roll scene where he shreds the
55:54
guitar, but the guitar is the Bitcoin white paper and we got
55:58
Dorian Nakamoto aka the face. We all use frigid ocean.
56:01
He goes, I guess. You guys just I'm ready for that
56:03
yet but your kids are gonna love it.
56:06
Yes, Bitcoin is for the children and we will continue to spread
56:10
the signal as far and wide as possible Satoshi picked that
56:14
name because he knew that's what the guy looked like.
56:17
I don't know. But hey, I mean, it's the
56:20
perfect meme. He is the perfect meme, the the,
56:23
like the Satoshi Dorian Nakamoto faces a classic meme that, I
56:28
think what we'll be using forever, obviously be using
56:32
forever. All right, so before we get to
56:34
the meme, keep for you guys, this is simply Bitcoin live.
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Drop your scores in the live chat, make Opti feel object.
56:41
I feel uncomfortable and we were read your scores cue.
56:45
The epic music Opti. Wait, we have to explain to our
56:48
guest and either way the meme review score of works, right?
56:52
Is that you give it a score? It could be anything, could be
56:55
an object, the feeling of color doesn't matter.
56:58
Anyways Opti do the epic music but is this vintage and are a
57:05
life member hat that I got at the antique store?
57:09
Lit hat, guys, you already know. All right.
57:14
Andy what is your score and I don't know.
57:16
It's is this okay? Is it was my key in my score.
57:19
Oh. Treasure.
57:24
Okay. Alright, Niko's going to give
57:26
it. A little more access mine.
57:35
Let's go. Why isn't it plugged in you go?
57:37
Why isn't it plugged in? I know.
57:42
Okay. All right.
57:44
You do we're gonna dunk on you. Why is it your minor plugged in?
57:47
It's all right. I know, I know, I know.
57:50
Okay, Rave elevator. He gives the memes.
57:54
One pineapple, under the sea. Oh okay, okay.
57:58
Guardian healer. I give those memes a signed
58:01
message and a Bitcoin track is as a little that transaction,
58:04
you know, just to prove, I own the keys, very nice.
58:07
I like cars Igor. I give those memes and empty, 0,
58:11
feet routing Channel, nice very nice, very well thought out.
58:16
I give the memes, the the presence I have for Nico and
58:19
Opti at the Pacific Bitcoin conference I'm very excited.
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Let's go I'm very excited for that.
58:27
Brandon. I give those memes and automatic
58:29
center punch Nice. Tyler Durden swelled the red
58:33
pill. I score these memes a beefsteak.
58:36
Very nice, bro. Very nice.
58:38
Z logic. I give those memes a snowed and
58:40
snowed in winter is coming. Okay, okay, we're running out of
58:46
time. I give these memes MP, Matt
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here to eat bugs for his wife Masters.
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