if the entire world embraced Bitcoin and or if somebody came along and somehow hacked the system

and increased the supply of it, which I'm not sure if that could happen.

That's where, yeah, that's where it falls apart because there is no hacking the system.

Okay.

We get very confused.

Bitcoin is not a central software suite that someone could hack into and change it.

It's distributed.

So whatever version of Bitcoin you choose to run and I choose to run and everyone chooses to run is Bitcoin.

It's an emergent consensus.

It's an agreement.

Okay. to run is Bitcoin. It's an emergent consensus. It's an agreement.

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