“It shows whenever you're trying to orange pill anyone into the Bitcoin system, every single time, it's the same response: the most common retort to any person that I'm trying to onboard is 'I can't afford a whole Bitcoin.'”
The orange pill
“That's why you orange pill people, at least that's why I did. Why am I trying to orange pill people? Maybe if I went to the smartest people that I know, who are the most successful in the fiat sense, maybe they would show me where I was wrong.”
The listening path
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Standardization
A standard removes guesswork by handing everyone a tested process to build on. Bitcoin's fixed supply of 21 million makes it the next standard for value, because pricing…
- 19
T.A.S.O.E. & Value Investing in the Bitcoin Age
Warren Buffett's index-fund advice, taken to its end, leads to Bitcoin. Its fixed supply makes it a claim on TASOE, the total accessible supply of energy humanity…
- 38
The Competition for Money
The eurodollar system beat central banking by being decentralized and quick to learn from the market, yet it still runs on trust, permission and information asymmetry.…
- 78
The Mechanics of Trust
Trust exists so we can skip the energy cost of verification. Bitcoin strips reducible uncertainty from its code and makes verifying it cheap, so the extended order can…
- 142
What I Would Do
The only good idea was ever Bitcoin, so the winning move for a person, company or nation is to accumulate a stack and never diminish it. The same logic explains why the…
In the show’s words
Once you see the light, it's very hard to look away.
Ep 7 · 05:49
It should seem like a scam. Bitcoin should seem like a scam.
Ep 7 · 09:46
It only gets more difficult from here, but if you put in the work, you'll be rewarded.
Ep 7 · 32:34
You are basically telling someone that they have been a pacifist on the losing side of a war that they didn't know existed.
Ep 19 · 02:43