“let's say that you have to dig a hole to ensure your survival, you've got 24 hours... you have three options, you can use your hands to dig the hole, you can use a shovel, or you can use an excavator... you're gonna use an excavator... because you can do more, quicker, with less energy input”
“Bitcoin is a tool like an excavator. What excavators can do is a very powerful idea if the goal of the economy is more holes in the ground at a faster pace. If excavators were new and you bought a share in one, you'd be much better off, because you're solving a problem at a faster rate with less energy bleed and waste. Own a small portion of the tool, or own the entire tool.”
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You wouldn't hire ten people to dig a hole if an excavator was available and you certainly wouldn't have them use their hands.
Ep 36 · 09:40
You don't see millions and millions of people digging holes for buildings that are going up, right? You see a few machines that are doing it because they are more efficient at it.
Ep 36 · 13:11
It's too efficient, I'd rather use human beings to do it, right?
Ep 36 · 13:11