The Hey, this is Unlimited Hangout. I'm your host Whitney Webb contributing editor of a limited hangout and

today I'm joined by editor-in-chief of Bitcoin magazine and author of the

Bitcoin Dollar, Mark Goodwin, to discuss some of our recent collaborations over the

past few months. Those articles specifically the most recent which are tokenized ink and debt from above,

both of which can be founded unlimited hangout and Bitcoin magazine,

focus on the specifics and generalities of the sweeping global effort to put everything in, yes, I mean everything on the global unified ledger with unique identifiers in order to enable the new financial system that will launch in earnest well before 2030,

but that seems to be the year that a lot of the stuff rotates around and this new financial

system rests on a few pillars. Those include interoperable digital ID, an internet where you're not

allowed to be anonymous, there isn't even the illusion of privacy, interoperable

digital wallets that enable both public and private sector programmable and

surveilable money.

In energy and commodities, this currency, and another one being the tokenization of real world

assets.

And a key component of this system

involves the tokenization and securitization

of the natural world, which is converting natural resources

into tokenized representations of natural capital that can be stored and traded on the global

network of interconnected digital wallets and exchanges. Every tree, every stream, reduced

to carbon and water credits to be traded in sweeping new markets that are underpinned by mass surveillance,

voluntary in name only, and imposed upon the planet under the guise of saving it.

However, the tokenization won't stop there beyond natural

capital. We have social capital. We have human capital and the plan is to have all of

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