as you've been talking about a lot on this show, like the, that is data and with information

is how we interpret data, but data is just the ones and zeros. So at its core, Bitcoin is not

digital gold or an asset or even money. It's just a string of ones and zeros that enables us

to interact with one another in such a way

so we get this fixed set of rules that is extremely hard to change unless we all agree that

we should change it for some reason. Right. And so it's, so it's all logos, basically. It's based

around absolute, you know, game theory and mathematics.

And that is what enables us to get these layers of the mythos and the ethos on top.

Like the ethics and everything are derived from that we now have this base layer of absolute truth.

Because we define truth by whatever happened in the time

chain. So I think that's, yeah.

Yeah, it's mind-blowing. What did we create here?

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