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Would you rather be paid in money created through human time, energy, and technology — a vessel that carries and preserves value over time — or in paper promises conjured for free, guaranteed to lose value the longer you hold them?
Remember, they’re talking about “Bitcoin”— Not Bitcoin. It’s an incorruptible public ledger protected by energy that powers the worlds most robust network, everyone involved is incentivized to protect that ledger at all costs, that’s game theory and the solution to the Byzantine Generals Problem — how to reach consensus in a world where you can’t trust anyone. There’s no timeline where a Cantillon Effect beneficiary admits, “yeah, this monetary scam I profit from is wrong — real money and free markets are the answer.” This individual is just highlighting the monetary cancer that is—moral hazard. These folks that have built “wealth” off of fiat inflated and gov subsidized bubbles like real estate are incentivized to self gaslight / like Keynesian pundits, like politics, like economist ivory tower academics, like high profile accountants etc etc etc. They’ll be obsolete in a real economy, with sound money. Fiat high time preference lens. Meh. Translation: “I don’t know what money is or how it emerges.”
There’s only one crisis to protest—central banks. The 1776 crowd would be marching on central banks, not arguing over adult political WWE produced by the entity robbing us daily. Pathetic.
PSA: You have a king — the central banks. They rob you daily, then spend the loot convincing you the villain is whichever politician keeps you distracted from your own economic illiteracy. Kings and pawns—Emperors and fools This isn’t right/left wing, it’s reality.
Imagine the power of a world where the incentive to create and provide value is driven by the desire to earn Bitcoin — where power means human energy flowing freely through time, unobstructed by corruption or decay. In such a world, every act of creation feeds the collective current of civilization. Anything that stands in the way of that flow only hinders humanity’s natural momentum. When energy moves freely from human to human, the future isn’t just bright — it’s radiant. Power, in this context, isn’t authority or dominance — it’s energy over time, the measurable force of human effort directed toward meaningful creation. In a fiat system, that power is hijacked — siphoned by intermediaries, inflation, and manipulation. Human output — time, creativity, labor — becomes distorted because the system rewards speculation, not value. But in a Bitcoin world, that same power becomes unrestricted — an unbroken current of energy flowing directly from one human to another. Each person’s contribution holds intrinsic worth because value is preserved in time, not stolen by monetary decay. When that energy — the combination of time, skill, and creativity — can move freely, civilization thrives. Innovation, art, trade, and cooperation all become expressions of honest energy exchange. Anything that interrupts this flow — whether it’s centralized control, censorship, or debased currency — acts as friction against progress. When money reflects truth, human energy compounds rather than decays.
Imagine the power of a world where the incentive to create and provide value is driven by the desire to earn Bitcoin. The future is bright.
Now: you want your crypto to green candle so you can cash out for dollars. Future: you’re going to cash out for bitcoin. Understand?
If a random individual can create it out of thin air for free, with zero energy input, it’s not money. Time to educate yourself. Lesson one : you were educated by central bankers.