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Jordan Peterson Needs Nostr (and Bitcoin) | EP 647 · Simply Bitcoin

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Yo, welcome to Simply Bitcoin live your number one source for
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the peaceful Bitcoin Revolution code, breaking news culture, me
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Matic Warfare, we will be your guide through the separation of
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money and state and make no mistake.
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That's exactly what we are living through nowadays
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actually, after the simply Bitcoin IRL episode yesterday
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that I had with Jeff Booth, he was talking about this concept
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where we were seeing increase increases in centralization.
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They're Going to remain in control and then the other like
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the other way is just more increases in decentralization.
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I think that this platform that a lot of bitcoiners are signing
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up to. We're going to dive deep into
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what it is. What it's all about, Noster is
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so important, right? Because even with Elon Musk,
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right? You know, acquiring Twitter, you
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still have to trust in one individual not to censor
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anybody, not 2D platformer anybody and that's it. - amount
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of trust and the opposite. And this is where really Bitcoin
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comes into play. Right.
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You know, it is called the money of enemies for a reason have to
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be okay with even your worst enemy using Bitcoin.
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And there's really nothing you could really do about it.
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Like you can't stop them, you can't censor them.
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And I really believe that that's the world that we're heading
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into. As more as less people stopped,
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trusting basically other people's computers and they
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start running their own. Right.
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And you know, that's why it's so important.
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I really make the case that a Bitcoin node is a trojan horse
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for Sovereign Computing. Right?
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Running your own, you know, messaging server image server
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rather than just relying on a third party because those
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Gatekeepers are how they get away with all the censorship,
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all this, all this control and then it all kind of ties back
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into this idea of taking personal responsibility.
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At the end of the day you have to take Some responsibility to
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run your own computer to run your own node.
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And if anything goes down, it's going to get easier as time goes
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by. But if anything goes down, it's
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your responsibility to put it back up rather than relying on
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someone else, right? Because if you rely on someone
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else, what you're doing is you're putting your trust into
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their hands, right? Whether that is relying on
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someone else with the storage of your wealth, which is, you know,
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what banking is, right? Whether that is, you know,
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trusting someone else's know, No trusting someone else's copy of
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the Bitcoin blockchain. Right.
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I think now that we're heading into a more decentralized world,
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it's about individuals taking that responsibility back, taking
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it back into their own hands. And I think the world is going
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to be a much better place because of it because rather
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than just censoring ideas, right?
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Crazy crazy idea or crazy thought, right?
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You are not able to censor ideas anymore.
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More. And now you have to debate those
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ideas and may the best idea when that debate, right?
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So it's a radically different world than the world that we've
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been living in for quite a while.
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And I think for a lot of people, it's going to be very, very
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scary anyways. But I would like to make the
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case that, you know, I would rather have dangerous freedom
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than, you know, what is it, comfortable slavery?
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I don't even know if that's even a thing, but I see a lot of
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people Well, you know, advocating against freedom of
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speech against Freedom. So crazy world, we live in
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nowadays Opti, what's good bro? How're you doing, how're you
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feeling this morning? Well, you know, me, I am jacked
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up on coffee this morning, so good to go, but yeah, man.
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Great, great intro. I'm excited to get into the news
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today. I haven't jumped on Noster yet,
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but I've been seeing a lot of of good talk about it.
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You know, I I made a joke the other day about Like oh, we are
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doing the Twitter Exodus early this year.
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So I think I'm going to, I think I'm going to hold.
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Hold back because I'm tired of jumping on another platform that
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we leave in like a month or two. So, if we stay on Master for a
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little bit, you will see me over there and I will join the fund
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the real Bitcoin Twitter. But man, the network effects of
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Twitter, it's the, it's the digital newspaper.
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So yeah, I love, I love Twitter. I wouldn't know any of you guys
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if it wasn't for Twitter, but Without going too long.
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In the intro, on the culture I'm gonna I'm going to talk a little
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bit on the idea of like Bitcoin is an inevitable.
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It's going to take, it's going to take us as individuals to
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continue to push that message and and you know, take up the
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fight for ourselves and whatever way we can and I think there's
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some I'll be talking about a lot this year.
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Amen to that brother and I agree with you, I think that is
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something going to be talking about a lot this year.
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inflation 1.76 percent and the market capitalization of Bitcoin
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323 billion dollars with Abby. Anyway, speaking of
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centralization decentralization that's really kind of kind of be
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the the theme of today's episode.
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I think this is a beautiful example, right?
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This is is India, right? And it has articles has Indians
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moved over Eight billion dollars to foreign exchanges since
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crypto tax rules, right? And here's the thing about
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Bitcoin, right? It doesn't need to be anywhere,
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right? And that's completely different
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than how governments are able to have been able to regulate
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things, right? And because Bitcoin is so easy
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to move because, you know, you could just write down and even
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if let's say, you can't move it to another, Foreign exchange,
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let's say you they shut down the internet in your country.
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You could still pick up and go take those 12 or 24 words, and
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you're going to go to a territory that treats you
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better, right? So that's eventually going to
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eventually. The keyword is going to force
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governments in thinking about how they approach this, right?
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And then in the book, The sovereign individual makes the
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case that the relationship between Individual and
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government individual in the state is going to change from
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how it is right now, which is like surf King, right to
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customer business, right? Because the territory or the
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geographical advantage, doesn't really work anymore, right?
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You're going to just go where you're treated best, right?
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And you're already seeing examples of this isn't a theory
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anymore. It's specific the United States,
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right? Where the different states have
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different regulations, different laws, Current friendliness
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friendliness to business. What happened was, California,
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and New York became very hostile.
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High taxes. And what happened?
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You're seeing a Max? Exodus of people going to Texas
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and Florida where there are a lot more friendly towards
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business. They don't have state income tax
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right. So you're seeing that it's
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almost as if people are fleeing towards freedom and you saw, you
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saw the same thing in Cuba people would take the risk and
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on a raft, try to go to, you know, Florida.
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Across those 90 miles of ocean and you saw the same thing in
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East Berlin and West Berlin. People would cross, you know,
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the infamous Berlin Wall in order to seek an order to
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basically seek a better future, right?
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So I but I think that that was limited as long as governments
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controlled the money, right? You can't just pick up and go
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and bring us a briefcase full of cash.
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You know. It's going to be very Difficult.
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Right. You know, it's easy to find its
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physical. There's only so much, you know,
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you can stuff in your pants, right?
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When people try to do that, they tried to hide gold in their
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teeth, right? But it's very limited what you
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could do. But now you could write down 12
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or 24 words and you could just take million, theoretically,
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millions, billions, if not trillions of dollars with you.
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And in the process of doing that it frees humans to go towards to
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go where they are treated best. So it kind of creates this like,
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Flag Theory type of situation and I think this is exactly what
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you're seeing play out here in this Indian example, Indians
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moved more than 3.8 billion dollars in trading volume from
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low local to International crypto exchanges after the
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country announced stiff crypto tax rules last February,
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according to a research study by SAS Asia Center, and New Delhi.
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Based technology policy Think. Tank total of three point.
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Eight, five billion was shifted from February through October.
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The study said, the we're Prides the first monetary estimate of
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the impact of India's controversial crypto tax policy
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and domestic exchanges. Prime minister modi's government
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announced a 30 percent tax on crypto profits and a 1% tax
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deducted at source on all transactions.
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On February 1st 2022, the 30 perspex went into effect on
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April 1st and the 1% TDS on July first.
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When the taxes were announced to industry was unable to back up
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its prediction that the levees would kill liquidity.
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The SS Center report found that Mastic exchanges lost, 81
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percent of their trading volumes and four months after the
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imposition of the much debated. 1% TDS rule days before the 30%
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tax came into effect, CEO and founder of wazir x.
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One of India's biggest exchanges that Indians would find ways to
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not be a part of the domestic system because people are not
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going to leave crypto, right? In, and I think that's spot-on
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and you're seeing again, like, kind of like a better flag, like
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the better flag Theory type of thing.
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Play out where, right? It's not that there's not that
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you're going to force people out of Bitcoin and shit coins.
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Just gonna force people to find an alternative where they're not
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being taxed, you know, this ridiculous amount and I think
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that's exactly what you're seeing play out in India right
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now. And I think the reason I want to
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cover that today in the numbers, this is an example of what I
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believe is going to happen on a worldwide scale.
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As Governments continue to clamp out, clamp down and try to force
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people to use their money, but I don't think it's going to work,
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right? I think it's just going to make
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a lot people, a lot more mobile, and it's going to make people
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look at countries like El Salvador and say, look at that,
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that that, you know, it's a country that's friendly to
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business. It's a country that's friendly
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to bitcoiners. I might consider moving there
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because it just doesn't make sense to stay, where I'm at and
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pay this tax. What do I get for this?
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Tax is my life improved because of this Stacks.
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Or is this tax primarily to fund a government that I might not
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necessarily agree with right? This is a Brave New World that
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we're heading into, man, exciting times, but it's also
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going to be very true Moltres during this transition Opti,
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what are your thoughts and then we'll go on to the news?
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Well, I think this is just further proof to the idea that
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we talk about here on the show all the time and what you see on
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Twitter, this that like friendly jurisdictions towards Bitcoin
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will Thrive and people will find slide Ways to avoid legalized
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plunder. So like this is the beauty of an
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open monetary Network. People will go where they're
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treated best and I say it all the time you know the the the
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two boats that matter the most is with your feet and your
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pocketbooks. And as we continue to see
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throughout the world with different different examples,
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whether it's in China, whether it's in Nigeria, whether it's in
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India, people will continue to avoid, you know, being stolen,
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From whether it's from a CBC they they flee you know they
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flee the Fiat slavery that we say all the time and they are
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opting into Bitcoin opting into this open monetary Network by
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choice because the incentives of Bitcoin are just set up in such
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a way that you know your incentivized to save your
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Bitcoin. Is it just like Bitcoin
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incentive just continue to work. Bitcoin is simply better and
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people will flock towards it so people will avoid Capital.
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And if you don't want to lose the capital, if you don't want
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to lose the brain drain of your country of your state, then you
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need to treat Bitcoin and Bitcoin is better because, you
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know, we have the best money and Bitcoin simply is the best one
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in the world in the world waking up to this.
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So hey, you know, continue to have Draconian laws on bitcoin
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and people will continue to avoid them.
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And any way possible like this is the beauty of the money that
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we have now. Like we have the choice to opt
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out of this. Madness and we continue to see
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this play out in real time so men just absolutely awesome.
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100% absolutely awesome really excited and I think it is going
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to make the world definitely a better place but what Jeff Booth
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was saying last night you know a lot of the totalitarian, a lot
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of the power-hungry politicians, I think that they stand a lot to
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lose. Maybe not.
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So from from a financial perspective but definitely from
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their ability to control people. I think Bitcoin just is a bad
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day for them. It's not going to be as easy as
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it once was and I think that's a very tough pill to swallow for a
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lot of these individuals, but I mean it is what it is like it,
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you know. That's it is what it is.
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Anyways, let's get to news lots of talk about.
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custody of your Bitcoin. All right, so this is pretty,
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this is pretty nuts. Dude, this is straight-up
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struggle sessions. Struggle session is where like,
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they put you in a room and they tell you, this is what you're
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supposed to believe in your like, I don't believe that and
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then they like the kind of like put your arm behind your back
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and they hurt you know that. Yes I believe that, I believe
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that like I can't believe this is where we are.
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For audio listeners is a tweet by you know No famous Jordan
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Pederson, generally third 2023. I'm gonna make the case and I've
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made the case for you guys, before we actually posted a
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simply Bitcoin live. In the name of the episode is,
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Jordan, Pederson is a big corner and I stand by that.
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Right? Remember what we told you during
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the number section, right? As governments.
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Continue to clamp down, they continue to try to control their
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people. The problem that they have is
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now there's an alternative And that alternative is better than
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their alternative. So if they, if they, if they,
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you know, if they, if they, if they hurt people too much,
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people are just going to leave the system.
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And once the leave the system, they're not incentivised to go
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back and this is already happening in Africa, is already
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happening in South America where the inflation rates are so high.
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That people need to seek an alternative because it's a
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matter of putting food on the table, the case.
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Nigeria is fascinating right about point, five percent of the
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population has adopted the government CBC and it's like,
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30% of the youth population is already in Bitcoin.
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And the government is having a hard time.
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They're convincing people to use the CBD.
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See why would they the CBD? See, they're always going to
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want to. They're always going to want to
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censor it and they're always gonna want to debase it.
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Why would people choose that? Like, it doesn't make sense,
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right? And and, and I asked, Jeff Booth
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this last night. I was like, okay, so So why is
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it that we're seeing more Bitcoin adoption in the global
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South and we're seeing in developed countries?
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And the argument to use making is like, look if you're close to
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a monopoly, right? The people closest to the
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Monopoly, don't have the incentive to seek an alternative
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but the people farther away do have that incentive.
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And I think that's what we're seeing here.
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Anyways, so during Peterson tweeted, this said, breaking
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Ontario College of psychologist has demanded that I submit my
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sub. Tori Social Media communication,
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retraining with their experts for among other crimes,
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retweeting, Pierre polar bear and criticizing, Justin Trudeau
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and his political allies. And for anyone who doesn't know
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pure polar bear is running in an election against Justin Trudeau.
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So apparently, right now we are in the movie where, you know
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this institution just for you to just remain, you know, as a
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doctor, you have to go and I'll make the case guys, do you
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really think? That if you can't say what you
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think, do you really think they're going to be okay with
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you transaction transaction with who you think is?
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All right? No they want to control you.
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This is why CB D C's are so important to them, right?
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This is why this is why a lot of them hate Bitcoin.
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This is why Justin Trudeau has said he does videos of him
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saying look this Bitcoin thing is a scam and it's interesting
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because Pier Paolo has said the opposite.
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It's interesting how that works, right?
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Right. So this is crazy.
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This is a struggle session. Jordan Pederson was also D
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platform from Twitter in the past, right?
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It's only since Elon took over that, he's able to go back.
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But my argument is, let's take away that ability from anybody,
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2D platformer anybody. This is very, very dangerous.
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This is crazy that we're seeing straight up struggle sessions in
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the west. So he goes on to say because
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Elon Musk responded to him with an exclamation mark, says, it's
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worse than you think in It up regulated professionals, are now
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terrified into Silence by their respective colleagues.
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This means there are no longer able to say what they believe to
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be true and who needs that from their lawyers Physicians or
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psychologist. And I would make the case,
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right? That he is a bit Corner, he's
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just not aware that he's won and I would make the case for Ilan
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to he's a Bitcoin or he's not wear that he's won.
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So think about it from the CBD. See perspective, do you think?
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Think you're actually going to say, what you believe if you
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know that the government on a whim could turn off your money.
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Do you really believe that you're going to say that?
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If it's a matter of being able to put food on the table for
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your family know, you're going to be like I don't know if it's
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worth saying that I'm gonna shut up because I want to be able to
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provide with my family and it creates this whole society of
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censorship censorship is the way Top-down control.
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It's absolutely scary. The alternative is.
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This is why I believe bitcoiners are so vocal there.
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So, you know, a lot of us cause toxic and hardcore and whatever,
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because they don't have that fear.
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It's like dude, I could say what I want and you can't and it has
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to be debated that idea, but you can't deep lot.
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You can't take my money because of what I'm saying.
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Go pound sand and to tell into totalitarian.
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Right. That is a very, very, very scary
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concept anyways, so let's check out Check out a couple things.
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So first thing, this is the alternative to my understanding.
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This is the this is the decentralized alternative to
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Twitter, it's an open source project called Noster and Walker
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from the crypto couple. Did an excellent right up
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explaining for what it is. So we're going to go through it.
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And then, you know, a lot of the things that we were saying about
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how you know, governments aren't okay with you saying certain
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things. And all of that would have been
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treated like like conspiracy theory, but Treated like
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speculation, but now it's come out as a fact.
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And I would like to make the case for you guys is, do you
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really believe that a government?
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That is not okay with you saying certain things criticizing
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certain political political candidates?
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Do you believe that, that same government, if you give them the
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power of of you using a CBC, do you believe that they're not
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going to censor or stop your money?
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For their own political means. I mean, do you really want to
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give so much? Someone so much power over you
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it to me, it makes absolutely no sense.
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Why someone would put themselves in that situation and this is
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why I'm still hell-bent on saying bitcoiners slavery
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because I do believe. It's like that right there,
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trying to get rid of cash, right?
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You can say that they're going to be successful in that because
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they're the ones that issue that cash of the ones that control
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it. So what is it?
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What are the two Alternatives? The two Alternatives is Is truly
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decentralized which is Bitcoin or something that they control a
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chole centralized system that you have to trust, a
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bureaucratic Elite not to use that system against you like.
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That is absolutely mind-blowing. Why you, why you why you would
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choose that right? Apparently, this is the
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decentralized version of Twitter, right?
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So goes on to say, you're probably seeing all the folks on
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Twitter talking about no. Star recently jackets, no sir so
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much. He donated 14.
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Bitcoin to Noster open source. Open Open source development,
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says, what is Noster? Noster stands for notes and
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other stuff transmitter relays think of Noster like a social
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network. But similar to Twitter where you
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can create post or notes like posts, follow unfollow people
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and boost posts. You may see post a note used
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interchangeably on austere and an event and Noster could be
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seen can be any one of these previously mentioned actions.
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One thing to make abundantly clear, Nasser is a protocol.
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It's a set of rules that servers and clients use to communicate.
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Just like Bitcoin email or BitTorrent Noster is not an app
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Nora platform but many applications can be built on
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Noster, unlike Twitter Noster is decentralized.
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There are no Central servers or corporations who control what
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you can post and what others can see.
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Nasser is censorship resistant and open source.
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How does not stir work to use Noster.
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You must run a client. A climate.
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A client is simply the way you interact with Noster to publish
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something on Noster, you write a post and sign it with your keys
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and send it to multiple relays. You have to keep He's your
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public key and a private key and think of the public key as your
24:13
username think of the private key, as your password to find
24:16
another Noster new user. You must you, you just need to
24:19
search in your client, a choice using their public key.
24:22
You'll see a lot of people posting, there's on Twitter.
24:26
A relay is a server hosted by you and someone else.
24:29
Anyone can run a relay to get updates from other people.
24:32
You ask multiple relays if they know anything about these other
24:35
people. All our relay does is except
24:37
posts from people and forward them to other people.
24:39
Well, you don't need to trust the relays because signatures
24:42
are verified on the client side. Why is Noster important Noster,
24:45
enables censorship resistant, publishing and I think that's
24:48
the key here. And I think that's really the
24:50
connection with this. What happens to these people
24:54
that basically want to put Jordan Pederson through a
24:58
struggle session. What happens to governments if
25:01
they could no longer sensor information?
25:05
If they can no longer sensor money, it doesn't work anymore.
25:09
What happens? Things change?
25:11
Or at least that's the theory that the sovereign individual
25:13
makes. That's the that's the theory
25:15
that Jeff Booth made last night and that's the theory that I
25:18
believe in is well things change its going to be a better world
25:23
but it's also going to be a world where a lot of ideas that
25:26
you might not necessarily not agree with are going to be out
25:29
there. Anyways, you could choose to
25:33
adapt to this world or you could choose to fight it.
25:36
I think fighting it is really a losing battle in my humble
25:39
opinion. Anyway, so this is the iOS
25:42
version of this app of this protocol.
25:45
Better said, I apologize. It's called Dimas, right?
25:49
So it is in test flight. There's only a limited amount of
25:52
space. I did put a link to this app in
25:56
the video description, if you're interested in downloading it,
25:58
it's a great app. It feels very We're to Twitter,
26:02
but the same time, it feels a little bit different, right?
26:04
And the beauty of this right, is that it feels similar to Twitter
26:07
but unlike Twitter, it's a protocol.
26:10
It's a decentralized protocol. Meaning you can't stop or you
26:14
can't D platformer, you can't censor certain things.
26:17
So what happened to Jordan Pederson, what happened to
26:20
certain political people what happened?
26:22
What's happened to a lot of people where they've been
26:24
completely depleted? Form doesn't work here.
26:28
Doesn't work. Right?
26:29
Can you imagine that type of world where the government can't
26:34
stop or the government state, certain people can't stop
26:37
certain information and because they can't stop it.
26:40
They have to answer to it too. Cold, completely different world
26:44
than the world that we live in today.
26:46
Anyways, so I told you guys right about how shouldn't trust
26:52
governments. I mean, sorry, not that you
26:54
shouldn't trust governments. Better set is that you shouldn't
26:57
Trust. A government with a CBC because
27:00
it gives them way too much power, right?
27:03
And this example is, Matt, Taibbi, Matt, Taibbi is who Elon
27:08
Musk has been using to release a lot of the Twitter files the
27:12
Twitter files. Basically remember we were told
27:15
for a long time that Twitter was not censoring.
27:18
People was not, you know, said was not the platforming people
27:21
for for, you know, for the state.
27:24
Well that all turned out to be BS.
27:25
And what does this have to do with Bitcoin?
27:27
What is it? What does this have to do with
27:29
what I'm talking about? So, even in a country with the
27:33
First Amendment, which literally guarantees, it specifically says
27:38
that the government should not Center speech.
27:42
That's freedom of speech. Is guaranteed even the US
27:46
government could not help itself but to censor speech and it's
27:52
all come out. So, that being said, what I just
27:55
said, right? Can you imagine Ian them not
27:59
being able to help themselves either with censoring money like
28:06
if they can't even if they can't help themselves but to censor
28:09
information. Why would you trust them not to
28:13
censor with money, why? It doesn't make sense.
28:17
If they've already broken the first, the the first level of
28:20
trust. Why would you bring a, what
28:22
would you trust them on the second layer?
28:24
It doesn't make sense, right? And that's just information
28:27
thing. How much more powerful money is
28:29
right? And I would make the case that I
28:32
don't think any human being can resist that Temptation, right?
28:36
That's my argument to it. Anyways goes on to say capsule
28:40
summaries all of all Twitter files threads to date with links
28:44
in a glossary. So the first one not going to
28:47
get into that, right? Second one is Twitter secret
28:50
blacklists, right? Right.
28:51
Kier elevations Twitter had a huge tool box for controlling
28:55
the visibility of any user including a search box.
28:58
Talk goes on to say Twitter the FBI subsidiary, a senior Twitter
29:04
executive reports FBI was adamant on implemented
29:08
implements to sharing classified information exists.
29:10
Twitter also agreed to bounce content on recommendations of a
29:14
wide array of government, and quasi government actors from the
29:17
FBI to gut, to the FBI, to the homeland security agency, sisa
29:23
to Santa Stanford's election Integrity project.
29:26
So like and then of course, a lot of Medical censorship as
29:29
well. So, my argument to all of this
29:31
right to all these relevation zall, these things that came out
29:34
is that clearly clearly, when there is an opportunity, by the
29:40
person who's in charge, the person who gets to decide what
29:43
is misinformation, what is not misinformation, history has
29:47
shown that, that person always abuses that power for their own
29:52
political means, I think what Bitcoin really makes the
29:56
argument for even, Like the the first met the even the
30:01
Constitution made this argument. Right?
30:03
Why is it that the constitution is set in a way where it's like
30:06
look government can't dictate? What is free speech and what is,
30:09
what isn't free speech? I think they figured out that
30:12
that was always going to be abused and Bitcoin Works in a
30:15
very similar way. Right.
30:17
No one has that power to censor. Another person Noster Works in a
30:22
very similar way. No one has that power to censor
30:25
another person. Therefore Now you must debate
30:29
what that other person is saying and you can't just shut them up.
30:33
You have to confront it and be like, okay, here's my argument.
30:37
The only reason that people want to censor it is because they
30:40
can't debate that argument in good faith.
30:42
They don't have an answer to it. They don't have a response to
30:45
it, right? So, what do they do?
30:47
Instead just make it disappear because we can't talk about it.
30:50
But these are the same people. The same people that are also
30:55
saying, hey guys, we're going to release a CBC.
30:57
See, it's going to be inclusive, it's going to be great and you
31:00
could trust us with it. But they've been lying to you
31:03
and telling, you know, we haven't been censoring you the
31:05
whole time and it only had to do it only took Elon, buying
31:10
Twitter, taking it private, for all of these things, coming to
31:15
light and everything that they were saying about not censoring
31:18
information about not the platforming people.
31:21
It looks like a big percentage of those people that were
31:23
censored. A big percentage of those people
31:25
that were D platform. Wordy platform.
31:28
Because they were because Twitter was asked by a
31:31
government, the same government that wants you to trust them
31:35
with. Cbc's, absolutely wild absolute
31:38
clown world. If it if you do choose to trust
31:42
them and then they use that system against you don't come
31:46
crying. I don't be like oh the like I
31:48
can't believe this is whatever, no one should have that Godlike
31:52
power and I think Bitcoin is the is the is the option here?
31:57
Mine is the alternative Bitcoin is the way out Bitcoin and
32:02
Noster as well. I think decentralised Protocols
32:05
are the answer to this and I think they're going to force a
32:08
lot of the totalitarian. A lot of these governments that
32:11
have been using this power for hundreds of years to change
32:14
their behavior. Because if they don't as the
32:18
example that I showed you guys during the numbers, people are
32:21
just going to leave. This is like I don't want to put
32:23
up with this. I'm leaving and you can no
32:26
longer hold their money. Hostage because now you have
32:30
something like Bitcoin. This is a crazy world that we're
32:33
heading into no Mark Moss. Makes the argument that says
32:38
we've been living in Peak centralization and I would make
32:41
the argument that we're living, we're moving into a
32:44
decentralized world and I think that the world is going to be
32:47
much better for it. I think the prosperity is going
32:50
to be a lot higher, but I also think that there's going to be a
32:55
lot of unintended consequences to it.
32:58
That I see a lot, I don't see a lot of people seeing, and I also
33:02
think that people that have been living in this peak centralized
33:07
world might not like this decentralized world, but I think
33:13
that if they don't change their behavior, I think, if they don't
33:17
adapt to it rather than try to fight it, I think that they are
33:23
they're going to be in a world of hurt man.
33:26
Things aren't going to be the same.
33:28
I think the writing's on the wall, it's obvious to everybody.
33:32
And I think people it's just a matter of time before Elon Musk
33:36
and Jordan Pederson. Wake up to the reality that if I
33:40
do want this freedom. I need to use something like
33:45
Bitcoin. I need to use something like
33:47
Noster because the Alternatives don't work, they just don't
33:52
work. Anyways, Opti.
33:53
What are your thoughts? And then we'll go, we'll hit the
33:55
culture. Well, I think, I think that last
33:57
point that you made, also shops out to everyone saying, soapbox
34:01
Nico is the go. So we love, we love Nika Jones
34:05
Ranch, but I think that last point you made is the most
34:07
important, you know, this is why Bitcoin matters guys and
34:11
obviously Lee. We talk about it all the time
34:14
about freedom of speech, money, the importance of freedom of
34:17
speech, you know? We like to call it f.
34:19
You money on Twitter, I money. That cannot be controlled is a
34:22
very serious threat to the power structures and also, you know,
34:27
freedom of speech in and of itself, they do not want us
34:29
conversating and finding the truth because again, as naive
34:34
buchelli, wrote, don't drink the, the elites Kool-Aid, they
34:37
just have the Monopoly on truth and if they can continue to
34:40
spread their narratives and their lies.
34:42
And, you know, they can they can Gaslight the normies out there,
34:45
but bring it back that Jordan Pederson post like, what kind of
34:50
dystopian Big Brother 1984 type Ashish is this?
34:55
This is absolutely insane. And I, you know, I don't think
35:01
at least at sorry, I know that this isn't just happening in
35:05
Canada. This this people censoring
35:08
themselves in fear of their jobs and fear of what people will
35:11
think about this. We are Seeing this happen in the
35:13
u.s. we're seeing this happening basically everywhere in the
35:15
world right now. And again, we can't stress the
35:19
importance of freedom of speech. Like we are Americans.
35:21
I Know a Man, most of our fan base are Americans and and this
35:25
is why in our constitution, the first amendment is freedom of
35:27
speech is because you need to be able to talk about the truth or
35:32
else, you know like what kind of world do we want to live in?
35:35
But again this is why Bitcoin matters.
35:39
This is why we continue to come out here every single day.
35:41
And And tell everyone about the importance of free speech,
35:46
money, a money that can't be censored.
35:48
That can't be debased so that you can build on a strong
35:51
foundation. So, you know, just to bring it
35:54
back to the whole Noster idea. And this decentralized protocol,
35:58
like I am super bullish on this idea of censorship resistant
36:01
social media because we as Bitcoin as we love the idea of
36:07
Twitter or social media being the battleground of ideas so
36:10
that we can all better. And what the true nature of
36:13
reality is. And if we can't talk about
36:15
truth, we can't talk about facts without getting cancelled.
36:19
What kind of world are we living in?
36:21
But maybe I'm being a little bit hypocritical because I'm not on
36:24
nostril yet and I'm just hoping that it doesn't turn into a
36:27
small Echo chamber and it does get more users again.
36:30
Maybe I need to jump on it so that I can be, you know, the
36:33
change, I want to see. But I think this is an idea that
36:37
Nico and I talked about all the time.
36:39
And I talked about all the time in the space is that I
36:41
fundamentally believe. Give that the pendulum is
36:43
swinging towards more free speech and you just love to see
36:47
it. That as someone said in the
36:48
chat, bitcoiners are building these protocols and it's not
36:53
just on bitcoin, like we are building bitcoiners, just build,
36:56
hold on, I have it, I have it for you here.
36:58
I am building the corners, build the tools that we need, and and
37:01
I just love to see this happen in real time.
37:04
And this is the world that we're living in, like it's hard, not
37:07
to stay bullish on the future because bitcoiners are building
37:10
the things that we want to see. Gotta love it.
37:13
Gotta love it, man. Absolutely and do.
37:16
It's what you said there man. It's I think the world is going
37:20
to be radically different now that ideas or Money Can't Be
37:25
censured by few by the bureaucratic Elite and power.
37:30
And now they have to face those ideas.
37:32
Now they have to face the concept that individuals could
37:35
just leave. It's going to be a very it's
37:38
going to be a lot harder for them to just stop them and hold
37:41
them hostage. And I believe in the long term
37:44
that's going to force a lot of these, the state to change its
37:49
Behavior because they have to incentivize people to stay like
37:53
it. You know, Opti said it in the
37:54
beginning, right? The brain drain, right?
37:56
The smartest people in the country, the most educated
37:58
people. What happens is, look, Venezuela
38:00
is a great example, right? You know, Venezuela went down,
38:04
the collective is path. And, you know, the economy Went
38:08
to went to crap. And there is a huge Exodus,
38:11
right? Massive amount of people just
38:14
left the country. And a big percentage of those
38:17
people were some of the most educated, some of the, the
38:20
business owners and they just left And that's terrible.
38:25
Right? So you know of course, some
38:27
governments going to go down the totalitarian path.
38:29
But you know, we have governments like El, Salvador
38:32
that are choosing to do the exact opposite and I'm that's
38:35
why I'm so bullish on El Salvador.
38:36
That's why I always make the joke with Opti.
38:38
I'm like, bro, shit goes to crap here.
38:41
We're all just going to have to move to El Salvador.
38:42
So P it man. So be it.
38:44
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39:21
tweets here and this is an idea that I've been.
39:24
I've been harping on a lot. And while on one hand, I do
39:29
believe that Bitcoin is inevitable.
39:31
I do believe that Bitcoins incentives are aligned in such a
39:34
way that it will do what we say it does.
39:39
But on that point, the reason I wanted to do this today is
39:44
because I I think, as people that strive to be better, we
39:48
cannot ever stay complacent. And so continue to put in the
39:52
work, I say it all the time proof of work is a life
39:54
philosophy and we are not going to usher in the Bitcoin standard
39:59
without obstacles. So let's just get into, you
40:02
know, how we can stay bullish. But also this idea of Bitcoin
40:07
isn't inevitable and less individuals take on the action
40:10
for themselves to push the Bitcoin standard.
40:12
So this first post is by our boys.
40:15
Cam. Pretty sure vague will be
40:17
watching this shuts out to you vague.
40:18
We appreciate all the love and this is a screenshot from
40:23
Noster, but it's posted by American hot and he goes wise
40:26
words, my friend, vague overall, Noster.
40:28
And bit goes on, Noster, he goes something, I'm going to keep in
40:32
mind for 20283. Bitcoin is not inevitable,
40:36
Bitcoin Success is Not preordained, it will be a
40:38
success. If all of us do our part to push
40:40
the ecosystem forward and collectively these efforts push
40:44
it over the finish line. I know use collectively but
40:47
every individual action continuing to propagate Bitcoin
40:50
is how we get over the finish line and I have I have a bunch
40:55
of tweets to kind of back up. What what I'm saying is because
40:59
like, I say it all the time here on the show and I will continue
41:02
to say this that Bitcoin is forced to narrative and no
41:07
matter what we do Bitcoin is on top on the top of mine in Legacy
41:11
Media. It is the top of mine of the
41:13
Normie out there of that the average person Now out there,
41:16
everyone has heard about Bitcoin but it's going to take
41:19
individual efforts into. You know, what's the saying like
41:23
Society is morphed informed by that heroic individual, that one
41:28
person that changes everything and who knows who that person
41:31
is. But it's going to take
41:33
individual action for us to make what we think Bitcoin as being
41:37
inevitable. And to this point, I saw this
41:39
other tweet by Eric Yates shouts out to Eric.
41:42
He goes few new the term Fiat money for years ago.
41:44
Now most are familiar with it and this is the primary Catalyst
41:48
moving the Bitcoin Revolution forward Define the problem.
41:51
So as bitcoiners we continuously do our best to shape the
41:55
narrative. Make sure that people are
41:56
talking on bitcoin talking points and I think we will
41:59
continue to see this moving into 2023 and into the future again.
42:04
I say it all the time. It is, our mean world and
42:06
everyone else is just living in it.
42:07
We have truth on our side, but we also do our best to iterate
42:12
on the Bitcoin messaging so that people understand what's going
42:15
on. And back to this idea of Bitcoin
42:17
is not necessarily inevitable, without the individuals.
42:20
How many times have we talked about Fiat over the years?
42:23
And now everyone is talking about Fiat and just this this
42:26
this idea of look, we can continue to Badger the popular
42:31
culture to understand why we hottel why we do what we do and
42:35
we will just form the narrative around us.
42:38
So it takes the individual out there to continue to push this
42:42
stuff out there. And again, this is just to keep
42:45
Keep you guys stupidly bullish. As I always like to say shots at
42:48
the last coin standing and he goes just a reminder, the
42:51
ability to teleport a bearer instrument to a stranger at
42:54
thousands of miles away, in any foreign country has never
42:56
existed before. In human civilization, the
42:58
long-term implications for human peer-to-peer connection are
43:01
profound and we haven't even scratched the surface.
43:04
And, as we are seeing with, with master and, and with other
43:07
bitcoiners building in this bear Market, we are starting to see
43:11
the fruits of our labors. Go into start to Ripple into
43:15
society. And yes, we are in you know, the
43:17
depth of the bear market. And and, you know, we are still
43:20
kind of considered idiots right now because the price is down in
43:25
time, the world will get on the Bitcoin standard and we will be
43:29
building the products that the world will be using going into
43:33
the future. Whether it's, you know, Hardware
43:35
signing devices, whether it's mobile signing devices, mobile
43:37
Bitcoin wallets. Whether it is a decentralized
43:39
protocol like Noster, we are seeing people build the tools
43:43
that we will be using To free humanity.
43:47
And as a laser says at wake to bitcoin, he says the feel era is
43:51
dying. We are seeing this happen in
43:52
real time guys. And and it's becoming very true
43:55
and very obvious to us bitcoiners at the Fiat error is
43:57
dying, whether you listen to like the conversations that Nico
44:01
had last night with Jeff Booth, we are all concluding on the
44:04
same idea, Bitcoin or slavery, you are either opting out of the
44:09
madness, you're either opting out of the Fiat system or you
44:12
will be corrupted into the CBD system and Will literally be a
44:16
Fiat slave and have your your labor, your energy, your time,
44:20
your life for stolen from you. If you do not, take back your
44:23
money, take back your life and take your Bitcoin in the self
44:26
custody. I become a huge fan of moon
44:28
wallet. I think, you know, lead people
44:30
to the wallets that you like to use.
44:32
I just got my jade wallet in. I'm about to open that up so
44:35
that I can you know continue to use the tools that I think
44:39
people should use again. I love Sparrow.
44:42
I love cold card. We got a funnel people to self
44:44
custody. So That they know the best tools
44:47
to opt out of this madness because the feel era is dying
44:50
and who knows how long he can go on.
44:52
But we are ushering in the Bitcoin world because Satoshi
44:55
solve money 14 years ago, and still only point, one percent
44:59
has adopted it. This is where we are in the
45:01
world right now. So anyone that's not bullish out
45:04
there, you gotta wake up to the idea that that there's not that
45:09
many big Hunters out there. There's not that many hardened
45:12
militant bitcoiners out there except for you guys, you guys
45:15
are The Frontline soldiers and you need to continue as an
45:18
individual to put in the work, put in the effort to propagate
45:22
the Bitcoin standard. Whether that is just houghtaling
45:25
whether that is building, whether that is making content,
45:28
whether that is just receiving Bitcoin for your, for your
45:31
services or just again, just converting your Fiat into
45:35
Bitcoin. We all have an individual
45:38
responsibility to propagate the Bitcoin standard and Bitcoin is
45:42
an inevitable. It's going to take hard work
45:44
from all of us. To push Bitcoin over the Finish
45:47
Line to continue to educate the masses to win, the hearts, and
45:51
minds of the masses out there, because this is what we're
45:54
doing. We are in and, uh, narrative
45:56
Warfare right now, and it's becoming very clear that we can
46:00
coop The Narrative, but it's going to take effort guys,
46:03
nothing nuts. Other saying, nothing easy.
46:07
Nothing in life. Worth having comes easy.
46:09
And I really like this, this thread by Mitch.
46:12
Klee and I talked about it yesterday in the Aces and he
46:16
says recessions Don't Stop technological adoption curve.
46:19
I don't see it stopping the adoption of the greatest form of
46:21
money. And I think this is something
46:23
that we can keep in mind during 2023.
46:25
We are, you know, going into this Global recession or we're
46:30
not there yet but we've been in it.
46:32
And so to that point, I don't think that the global macro
46:36
economy is going to stop the adoption of Bitcoin.
46:38
I think it's going to further the adoption of Bitcoin.
46:40
So this year I think we are going to see a lot of crazy
46:43
stuff happened in Bitcoin. And we're going to have to
46:47
continue to educate people. Continue to get good stories out
46:51
there, good narratives out there regarding Bitcoin.
46:53
As I've been saying ensure that the people know what the utility
46:57
of Bitcoin is why they should be holding Bitcoin.
47:00
Because I have one fundamental truth, a heuristic that I've
47:04
been working on lately and if people want to live a better
47:06
life. So show them how Bitcoin can
47:09
give them a better life, how they can save for their future.
47:12
And I think the heavy lifting of Bitcoin We'll handle itself once
47:17
number starts going up because Bitcoin is Unstoppable.
47:21
Shouts out to Michael sailor. He's, you know, he's starting to
47:25
mean, we got billionaires memeing out there and I really
47:28
like this this picture right here.
47:30
It is the Bitcoin train. Yes, I know I said it started
47:34
this in the beginning by saying Bitcoin is not inevitable but we
47:37
have an army of DC Ayers out. There we have armies of
47:39
bitcoiners out there that are continuing to propagate the
47:42
truth, continuing to propagate Bitcoin saving in Bitcoin.
47:45
On the floor is set and I think 2023 is going to be a going to
47:49
be one of these years. Where at the end of the year,
47:51
we're going to look back and be like, man, what a crazy crazy
47:54
year. But in my opinion, Bitcoin is
47:57
Unstoppable. Because of you guys out there,
47:58
the individuals that are not giving up on the protocol that
48:01
are not giving up on hard money, and that continue to stack SATs
48:05
no matter what, you know, it takes a lot of little sacrifices
48:08
to get Bitcoin over the finish line but this is all we're
48:11
doing, man. We are all here.
48:13
We're all part of the journey continues.
48:15
To stay on the mission continue to propagate the truth because
48:18
Bitcoin is and that's all that matters.
48:20
So go share it, Go spread it far and wide and get more people on
48:24
bitcoin. Absolutely.
48:26
And of rad beautifully said, bro, Bitcoin is and that's
48:29
enough and I agree with you Opti.
48:31
I think look, we have the money with the best incentive.
48:35
Okay? They all they have is coercion,
48:38
it have dog shit. That can't even back up as to
48:41
why you should use their money. They can't even answer as to,
48:44
why money should stay Eel from you.
48:46
They don't have answers to that they can't they can't answer
48:48
that. What is it against?
48:50
Oh, so that like, we can continue like, milking you we
48:53
can continue using people. Like, no, they don't have a good
48:56
answer to that. So, That's where we are.
49:01
But at the same time that doesn't mean that they're not
49:03
going to try. This is mean that they're not
49:05
going to try to you know maintain that privilege, they're
49:08
not there. Of course they're going to try
49:10
you know and this is what it's all about.
49:12
This is what the focus of the channel is all about this is
49:16
what this transition that we're going to go through.
49:18
It's going to be tumultuous is all about this is what Elizabeth
49:21
Warren when she introduced you use the FTX blow up to introduce
49:27
this bill that would basically you know neuter.
49:30
I mean, not really, but an attempt to neuter Bitcoin or at
49:34
least the adoption of Bitcoin in the United States.
49:36
But in that bill, they showed you their cards.
49:40
They show you how they really feel about this thing and how
49:43
terrified they are of this thing, right?
49:47
So, it tells you where they're coming from, but it's up to us.
49:51
It falls down to us, right? We have to be the Uncle, Jim,
49:55
with the family. We have to be the people as
49:58
individuals. To at least push this forward in
50:02
the eyes of people, right? And you do that by Twitter, you
50:06
that by making memes, you do that by engaging with videos,
50:08
you do that with engaging with tweets, right?
50:11
Every tweet that you like that counts because that pushes on an
50:14
accumulative, you zoom out cumulatively total will push
50:18
something that gets a lot of likes, right?
50:20
Every tweet by the European Central Bank, right?
50:22
They just tweeted it out saying, oh, cryptos, dangerous, go to
50:25
the comment section. Speak your mind, right?
50:28
This is what it's all about. This is This is this narrative
50:31
trench warfare that we're living.
50:33
It's not a battle of rifles and it's not a kinetic War.
50:36
It's a battle over the hearts and minds of individuals, right?
50:40
They don't have truth on their side.
50:42
We have truth on our side. They don't.
50:45
All they have is lies and misrepresentations.
50:48
So ridicule them expose them. Tweets are very, I mean, tweets,
50:53
memes videos. Those are weapons and we will
50:57
win this thing. Incentives are stronger.
51:00
And origin and and then just to add on that.
51:02
Make sure you're telling people to take self custody and to use
51:05
the wallets that you like, I've become a huge fan of moon, you
51:08
know, cold card seeds, hundred Jade Sparrow Spectre, Bitcoin
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core. Like make sure you're pushing
51:14
people towards the best tools because this is what matters man
51:17
like make it simple for the people out there so that they
51:21
don't have to think people don't like to think man.
51:22
Just to feel like yo do this step by step.
51:25
Come back to me and we're good. Like let's ensure that we're not
51:29
just Giving people half of the solution, let's give them the
51:33
whole solution which is taking Bitcoin in the self custody
51:36
doing, you know the best practices out there guys.
51:39
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All right guys, we drop this news source.
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This tweet January 3rd, which was what Tuesday or something,
52:21
the world economic World economic Forum dropped an
52:24
article on the future of Bitcoin and shit coins.
52:28
And they, you know, they trying to co-opt the narrative and that
52:30
they need to put themselves in the front of it and you know
52:33
more regulation and stablish and and establish institutions will
52:37
help propagate the crypto menma blockchain and And I said, are
52:42
you watching closely? It's back to the idea of the
52:44
powers that be want to try to regulate Bitcoin so that they
52:48
put themselves back as the middleman because they have been
52:50
disintermediated. Anyways, we're not here to do
52:53
the news, we're here to do the the meme so chefs out to at
52:56
hoarding SATs and we got the an MPC drawing of Klaus Schwab and
53:01
he says you were own shit coins and be happy and we got to chat
53:04
Big Horn with laser eyes and his eyes.
53:06
It goes go, fuck yourself, Bitcoin only, let's guy I had I
53:10
have to dump down. Where it's where it's due.
53:13
Anyways. This next one is by the Bitcoin
53:15
conference and again this is back to this whole idea of like
53:20
the the Lizzie warrant out there that telling us Bitcoin is
53:23
nothing years ago and now that it's a threat to National
53:26
Security and we got this Meme and it goes the government.
53:30
While you're holding Bitcoin. Laughing at his.
53:32
Bitcoin is a joke, and then the government after you sell some
53:35
Bitcoin, Bitcoin, it is a taxable asset like, which one is
53:39
it? It's Bitcoin, nothing back by
53:43
air, or is it something you guys know the real answer anyway?
53:47
This next one chefs out to a boy, taxi cat, 27.
53:50
He goes all the experts agree. Bitcoin, only the types of
53:53
parasites in the human body. Round word hookworm, fluke,
53:57
tapeworm, shit, coins, and politicians Savage.
54:01
There's next one Chef's out to my boy, Big Sean Harris, who's,
54:05
you know, who doubling down on the idea of, when you'd more
54:08
women in Bitcoin? And I think the meme here is the
54:11
Back that he's using Ariana Grande to try to propagate the
54:16
truth that we know from Bitcoin anyways.
54:18
So Savage so fucking sad. I'm his tweet, you guys
54:23
understand the banking and monetary system, and you will
54:25
understand Bitcoin and he's attributing, this quote, to
54:28
Ariana Grande de Conde. It's not her quote.
54:31
But anyway, I think this is Thomas Jefferson if I'm not
54:34
mistaken because it is well enough that the people of the
54:36
nation, do not understand our Banking and monetary system for
54:39
if they did, I believe there. Would be a revolution before
54:42
tomorrow morning. Oh man, Ariana Grande, she's so
54:45
insightful. All right, there's next one
54:48
shots at the dentist. Parker at Zen tags on Twitter.
54:52
The hope I said that, right, and he goes the truth chain and we
54:55
got a Bitcoin logo and he goes audited every 10 minutes by tens
54:58
of thousands of people all across the globe.
55:01
And then we got the the Federal Reserve logo has not been
55:04
audited in 109 years. Absolutely wrecked.
55:07
Which system are you going to choose which system seems more
55:10
open? Inclusive and Equitable dancers.
55:13
Easy answers played exactly. And this morning, the ECB
55:19
dropped another article where they are essentially framing
55:23
themselves as a good guy, and that we got to trust the central
55:26
bank's to unleash a CBC for the protection of the people.
55:30
And I really like this this mean right here by orange pill
55:33
Willie, and he goes, they want to distract you from this and we
55:37
got Christine Lagarde over here, painting themselves in a corner.
55:41
Corner in due course rates, hiking and painting the floor
55:45
with inflation. They cannot hide from the
55:47
sticker shock. I think the world is waking up
55:49
to this idea. This next one, shouts out to our
55:52
DB to see. I think this is perfect pain to
55:54
today's meme section and he goes not going to make it hashtag
55:57
Bitcoin. And we got the the average
56:00
Stockholm syndrome citizen out. There goes nothing except I only
56:04
trust state-issued money. Here's your brain back with
56:07
Bitcoin, take your brain bad guys.
56:09
This is very simple, very simple.
56:11
Idea. But hey, it is still an uphill
56:13
battle for us. And of course of course, drop
56:16
your mean review score in the chat so that we can cover it.
56:19
Give me one second. Let's see, let's see.
56:21
Which am I going to do? Okay, throwback to Simply
56:27
Bitcoin scores in the past, I'm going to give you this USB to
56:33
USB c chord but it is block stream.
56:37
Brandon, where did you get that? It's from the Jade.
56:41
Is it do I have one? I want to know.
56:47
I want to know, do you should you should speaking of Jade?
56:51
You know what? I just got off to you.
56:53
Uh-oh. I know it is.
56:59
It's the, it's the transparent. Yeah.
57:02
It's transparent. What?
57:04
It's yep. It's a transparent one.
57:06
So that's why it is camouflaged. Yeah, it's camouflage.
57:10
Well, you can't even see it. Anyways guys, this is simply
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37 SATs. Very nice.
58:02
If you know generational wealth, 37 sets sets out to seek a nice,
58:07
somebody hottel coin, I give the memes a running Noster pleb
58:11
chain, very nice. Let's go, let's go Elena
58:15
Garrett, great memes. I give those memes the Bitcoin
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Revolution coming to every city near you and inevitable.
58:21
Very nice low like I agree with that.
58:24
Diaw Janice bro, I love this man.
58:26
I loved you. Ah, Janice I give wait, hold on,
58:29
hold on, win Nika. When are you updating the rest
58:32
of the transitions with the diogenes?
58:34
He's working on it, bro. That's okay.
58:39
Seojun is the great. I give the memes and on point
58:42
chat, let's go very nice. Let's fill see, I give the memes
58:48
my gas station, Sushi. Oh, this guy's live in Reckless
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you, bro. That is that is okay.
58:55
Op these non-financial. Ra, Dron de vous with Lizzie
59:00
Lizzie, warrant, hahaha score, Lizzie Warren's day off after a
59:04
business meeting would say Opti in Paris text.
59:09
I like this versus absolutely hilarious.
59:12
Toxic at brother toxic. I was supposed to come on the
59:15
show today, but I forgot my fault.
59:17
Talk to you got. Please message me in the morning
59:20
or else. I will forget have a lot of
59:21
things going on. Nowadays, did I even looked at
59:23
our calendar? I'm like, oh, we don't have a
59:25
guess - okay. Just message me in the morning.
59:28
So I remember TK says my meme is trash but I give those memes a
59:32
black rock property rug pull in the UK.
59:35
Oh, great score dude. Great score Hammer saw.
59:39
I give the memes a Costco sized or of orange pills and opt he's
59:45
at the ones last one. Oops, wrong one.
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