You know, like, how do you keep that in check?

If I mean, I think any amount of holders outside of the system keep it in check.

Because, like, it's pretty obvious to me that, like, Bitcoin is going to move into Bitcoin.

replacing the dollar as the M0 money supply.

And then the M1 and M2 are going to get calculated based off of the flows in that.

And then like interbank exchanges will be facilitated essentially by Bitcoin.

And like that's what's going to create the M1 money supply.

I mean, like

I've been pretty positive the whole time with this heroin guy over here.

It's been highly successful.

It's gonna continue to be highly successful, and the simple fact is you live in a world where everyone else is a wolf to wolf.

Like, this has been known for 3,000 years.

The, the, the classic quote of hominis homini lupa, which means wolf is- That's all very effective ... man is wolf to man.

Yeah, I fucking butchered that.

Um, like it, it's a classic existence that we all have.

I'm so sorry

Mm.

Like I feel smug about being able to point this out, but to, to me, like this is my thesis that I point out in crypto sovereignty is like this, this is fundamentally about the nature of truth and our relationship to it.

Like do we believe that the laws of nature come from this thing that we would call truth or aletheia, or does it come from authority? And like currently we live within a status design construct of like the, the law is that which creates nature, which we know isn't fucking true, but like that, that's how the world has produced itself so far.

And it comes from this deep latent authoritarianism that, you know, really for the last 500 years has determined the structure of the state.

And like communism or capitalism has been about like this sort of flavor that we've taken to it, and it's really about individualism versus collectivism, which like the truth is, is like it's how these all sort of balance in between each other.

'Cause like it's only in the, the, like in a world that has pure capitalism per se, and like all of this terminology like, uh, for a very long time I've wanted to write, uh, a philosophical production from the origin of all of this that it has in Hegel to like where we're at today when we talk about Capitalism, communism, fascism, Marxism, like all of these terms have tainted themselves in really extreme ways.

And like what Hoddle was talking about earlier was, uh, what Trotsky would've called a deformed workers state.

I like Monster Energy drinks and fucking dirt bikes, dude." You know? [laughs]