Yeah, I mean, I think another analogy I liked was that it's kind of like the pyramids of Egypt.

So we look at them and you think that, wow, that's an enormous construction engineering project,

given the technology they had at the time.

You know, it's like 100 years to build one of these things, right?

And they've got a lot of them.

And so Bitcoin is a kind of digital,

modern-day version of this, which is we're making this single pyramid, and it's huge, and

we keep building on top, so it's getting bigger and stuff that's buried at the bottom is not

getting out of there. Right, right, right. And so it does have this kind of awe-inspiring

digital phenomenon that it's the biggest competition

ever done yeah and it just keeps getting bigger and the competition is growing faster yeah yeah

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