How could there not be a connection between money and mass psychosis?

I just put all this freaking blood, sweat and tears into trying to save for the scooter.

Your first taste of socialism.

Absolutely.

I think too often we look at Bitcoin through the lens of Fiat.

Yeah.

And I think that what we really need to do is start looking at the world through the lens of Bitcoin.

The problem in our society is not that we have a housing crisis, as I mentioned.

It's not that we've got homelessness.

All of these things are byproducts of the fact that we have a misaligned incentive system as a result of our money.

Inflation is actually forcing you to work more and therefore robbing you of the time you could otherwise spend with your children.

Like language, money can also be censored.

And so we have forms of censorship such as inflation.

Our current monetary system allows them to capture our purchasing power and fund war.

It's going to be very hard for us to be able to recognize, well, how do I want to sharpen this world?

Who am I?

What is it that I actually value instead of pursuing

the things just to be able to survive? That was one of those moments that really, when you're like,

my God, this is how powerful this thing is. Like, that's, that is profound.

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