Gunya on Nostr: I have recently listened to What Is Money episode with #[0] on the Nature of ...
I have recently listened to What Is Money episode with saylor (npub15dq…lm5m) on the Nature of Energy (https://youtu.be/OGmdOIXzB64), and I totally recommend it to those, who have not had this chance yet. Saylor describes very eloquently, how evolution of ways to channel energy led to development of civilization. Money is most efficient way to channel energy, and bitcoin is best money ever invented. But even more than that, in Michael’s words, “Bitcoin is the ultimate digital network which will defend integrity of commerce in cyberspace. It is culmination of 40 years of the search for a perfect decentralized system. And ultimately it would lead to dematerialization of notary and licensing networks, passports and verification systems.”
Another anecdote I have recently listened too described one of the older leaders (70+ years) of one of the major countries not using smartphone, and relying in all his decisions and communications on paper reports and documents. And I think this is true not only to this country leader, but also to many older company managers and political actors, who because of their age cannot fully comprehend the power of internet and new technologies, and the transformative effect they are already having. This obviously limits their ability to experience and understanding of bitcoin, and consequently willingness to enable its adoption and development.
But as Michael describes in the WIM podcast, there is no other network other than Bitcoin, which can preserve truth in a decentralized matter. And since it’s the most efficient way to channel energy in a digitizing world, as well as most efficient means of protection in cyberspace, it is destined to gain adoption and importance. One truly cannot stop #Bitcoin, only slightly slow down its progression.
Another anecdote I have recently listened too described one of the older leaders (70+ years) of one of the major countries not using smartphone, and relying in all his decisions and communications on paper reports and documents. And I think this is true not only to this country leader, but also to many older company managers and political actors, who because of their age cannot fully comprehend the power of internet and new technologies, and the transformative effect they are already having. This obviously limits their ability to experience and understanding of bitcoin, and consequently willingness to enable its adoption and development.
But as Michael describes in the WIM podcast, there is no other network other than Bitcoin, which can preserve truth in a decentralized matter. And since it’s the most efficient way to channel energy in a digitizing world, as well as most efficient means of protection in cyberspace, it is destined to gain adoption and importance. One truly cannot stop #Bitcoin, only slightly slow down its progression.