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The money is broken.
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The money that you've been saving,
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whether you're working with downloads
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or if you're a doctor somewhere,
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it should save that value over time and it doesn't.
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So people can't get ahead.
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We know they've broken money.
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If it's sand slipping through your fingers,
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you're trying to find any way you can to get more of it
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because there's too much month.
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At the end of your money, the bills keep going up,
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the food keeps getting higher,
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and you can't figure out a way.
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Eventually, every single person has that breaking point
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where they can't get ahead anymore,
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can't have honest society from a dishonest money
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or you can't have good fruit from the bad tree.
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You shouldn't have to get in debt
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and get into bondage or rest of your life
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in order to get a mortgage.
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So it's a symptom that the money is broken.
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I should be telling you the warning signs.
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Hey, the money's broken, something's broken here.
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Why do we keep having to do this?
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Because we don't have a money
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that we can just store time energy in,
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you're forced to go gamble.
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You're forced to go into the stock market and be a gambler
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and go to the crypto casino
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and go to all the old coins and all these things
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and just go gamble your life away.
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It's a wildest sideop we've ever seen as human beings.
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My favorite thing about Bitcoin
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is that it completely changes your worldview
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It's a closed network with infinite potential.
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Your time and energy on Earth are finite.
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Your time here, none of us know how long we have
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and when we're gonna go
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and we don't know when we're gonna be here
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and we don't know when we're gonna leave.
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And so we make this trade
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as we're like a Charlie Munger or Warren Buffett.
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You would love to have been able to ask them
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some of these things.
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Cause an investor, especially a value investor,
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Like why would I trade my finite time
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for an infinite piece of paper?
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That makes no sense.
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That's a terrible trade.
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And a very easy fundamental investor
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should be able to understand that trade.
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And the only finite thing we have
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that's comparable to our time and energy is Bitcoin.
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If you're putting your finite time and energy
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into an inflationary container
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which would be a container or bucket with a hole in it
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and your time and energy is leaking out to side,
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you go work, you put your paycheck into this container
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and it just leaks out at night while you're sleeping
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and then you get up in the morning
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and you have to do it all over again
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and then there's too much month at the end of your money.
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You have to keep doing it.
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We call that the rat race.
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That's the hamster wheel.
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And that average person never gets off that hamster wheel
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to keep making a straight finite for infinite.
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And then they're getting mad.
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Every day you have a chance to opt into a system
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that doesn't steal from you
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and that can't be taken from you
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and doesn't inflate away from you.
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And that is priceless.
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There is no amount of fiat or dollars
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you can put on that system.
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And that's what I think people are going to continue
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realizing all you have to do is save
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and money that doesn't steal from you
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and be a little patient
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to provide value for society and be patient
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and stack sats in a money that cannot be stolen from you.
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Let's say they cannot be stolen from you in Cold Storage.
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Now we have the white paper itself,
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which gives the bill of rights in the constitution
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in a sense property rights to all eight billion citizens.
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All I gotta do is fire up their Cold Storage wall phone
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or a computer or whatever
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and they get those property rights
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that only Americans really had inside the walls of America.
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So now you have that if you're in Vietnam
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or you're in Russia or whatever in Europe,
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somewhere Africa, you have those same property rights
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that can't be taken away from you.
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And that's the killer app that we have now as humans
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where you have that ability.
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You don't just have to come across the ocean,
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fly across the ocean to get into America.
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You can now have this world by having your 12
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or 24 word seed phrase
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and that's what the white paper was.
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It was basically the 2.0 version of the bill of rights
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in the constitution.
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That's the beauty of Bitcoin that the Trojan horse
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is that once you have this money
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that can't be stolen from you,
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you won't feel the need to go make some ridiculous
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alt coins spend your time away from your family,
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screwing around with this thing
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because you're trying to get ahead.
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We are a noble thing trying to get ahead for your family,
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but you won't need to do it.
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You can spend time with your family actually.
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Go touch your breath to really accept Bitcoin.
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Not just understand but accept it.
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You have to basically say a lot of my life was a lie basically.
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Like a lot of my life was based off of a lie
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and that's very hard.
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Money was around before governments
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and money will be here after governments.
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That should be a wake up call to the average person.
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Like governments aren't here.
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They don't give us money.
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They only take money from us.
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If you have the political construct,
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and so you have to have a bunch of hot air,
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a bunch of politics to then justify
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and support a fake fiat currency.
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Bitcoin, it is money.
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Money converges to one.
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Bitcoin will do an accounting for all of that money,
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all of that value in the world at some point.
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Could be 50 years from now or 30 or 20
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or could be 100 years from now.
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But that will happen in my eyes.
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It's okay to accept the fact that we were alive
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during one of the maybe one of the great discoveries
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It's okay to say, yes, I'm worthy of that.