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Every day we're waking up to 
more and more devastating news 

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from the conflict in the Middle 
East, and it's on days like 

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these that I'm reminded of why 
Bitcoin exists and why we do 

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what we do. 
There's no accountability in 

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money. 
If I give you a billion dollars 

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and you can't tell me what 
happened to it, that to me is 

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wasteful, that that means you 
are not responsible. 

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But if you can't tell me where 
it went, then what am I supposed

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to think? 
And when there has been 

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reporting, I mean, this is not, 
look, I'm not, I'm not saying 

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this is on you and that you 
caused this. 

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But I think it's it's a tough 
argument to make that an $850 

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billion budget to an 
organization that can't pass an 

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audit and tell you where that 
money went. 

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Like I think most people would 
consider that somewhere in the 

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realm of waste, fraud, or abuse 
because they would wonder why 

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that money isn't well accounted 
for. 

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The Pentagon has never passed an
audit, and the amount that's 

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gone missing is bigger than the 
entire United States government 

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debt. 
It's always good to be bullish 

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on Bitcoin, but it's also always
good to get a refresher on not 

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just number go up technology, 
but freedom go up technology. 

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This is Dante Cook with Bitcoin.
Simply, let's go. 

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If you're a person or family 
fleeing Tehran or Tel Aviv right

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now, well, how would you get 
your money out of the country if

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you didn't own something like 
Bitcoin? 

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If it was locked up in a State 
Bank? 

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What if you were frozen from 
every financial system in the 

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world? 
Or what if you could remember 12

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words in your head and cross the
border? 

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On days like these, I'm reminded
of my financial privilege and 

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why Bitcoin exists for people 
who aren't just like me. 

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I've discovered that. 
Bitcoin was freedom by observing

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that people who live under 
dictatorships and very 

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repressive governments were able
to use Bitcoin to achieve their 

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goals and aims. 
Regardless. 

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Of what their government wanted 
to do, and that is not something

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that's possible. 
With the traditional money. 

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Structures. 
In countless. 

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Countries around the world, for 
billions of people, money is 

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basically. 
Used as a. 

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Weapon by governments and 
corporations against people to. 

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Steal from them. 
To restrict their. 

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Activities to basically. 
Exploit their time. 

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I mean, it's time theft, right? 
Today, more than 2 billion 

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people. 
Live under double digit 

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inflation. 
More than 1 1/2 billion people 

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live under absolutely intense 
financial surveillance. 

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There's 4.3 billion people who 
live under. 

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Authoritarian governments in 95.
Countries and they. 

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Don't have property rights. 
Bitcoin gives anyone? 

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Actual property rights that they
can. 

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Defend themselves with math to a
very reasonable degree. 

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And that to me is a. 
Pretty much a revolution. 

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There will be people who we're 
going to bring up, yeah, but 

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stable coin. 
But here's the reality. 

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Stable coins are good for banks,
central banks and others who are

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trying to promote and extend the
existing financial system. 

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But that's what they are, an 
extension of a system of 

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compliance and control where 
your dollars, your money can be 

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frozen out. 
Bitcoin is a protocol, and it's 

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completely different. 
On days like these, we need to 

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see stable coins for what they 
really are. 

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Bitcoin is volatile, yes, but 
it's the only apolitical, 

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incorruptible, borderless base 
layer monetary system humanity 

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has ever. 
Had if. 

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Stable coins. 
Dominate financial freedom. 

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Dies quietly. 
The dream of an open, 

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decentralized world is smothered
by convenience and compliance. 

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If Bitcoin prevails, sovereignty
becomes a default right, not a 

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privilege. 
The monetary future becomes a 

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shared protocol, not a leveraged
empire. 

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This is pretty black and white 
here. 

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Like stable coins again are an 
extension of the current system 

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of control of all the currency 
caste system stuff of dollar a 

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Gemini and. 
Bitcoin is a. 

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Completely different paradigm 
that promises an open and 

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borderless, a political world 
where you can't be discriminated

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against. 
I mean, we'll see how far we get

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on that promise, but that's the 
promise. 

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So I think it's super important 
that we just sort of 

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discriminate these two things. 
Larry Lapparde's book The Big 

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Print is amazing, and it's 
amazing for a few reasons. 

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One of the amazing points that 
it highlights is that wars used 

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to be financed by the people and
not by governments through war 

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bonds. 
And people would actually earn a

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return for the money that they 
invested into these war bonds 

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for funding different wars and 
things that the governments 

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would do. 
But if they didn't support the 

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war, they wouldn't fund it. 
But that all changed when the 

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Federal Reserve came about. 
In 1914, its balance sheet was 

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just $200 million. 
By 1920, its balance sheet 

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ballooned to $6.3 billion. 
Through funding of wars in 

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shadow and roundabout means, 
we've created a war industrial 

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complex, and right now there's 
no accountability. 

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I believe that the majority of 
people around the world don't 

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want war, but the war isn't tied
to our pocketbooks, but the 

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unlimited money printer. 
And the thing about Bitcoin is 

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that it arms not only the 
billionaire, but also the person

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fleeing their country with the 
financial tools to defend 

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themselves. 
So, you know, for me money, you 

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know, when I studied money or 
look at money, it's really about

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control. 
You know, who who is creating it

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and how much does the population
know about the creation of that 

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money. 
And when it comes to Bitcoin, 

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it's really the people's money. 
Like there is no shadowy force 

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in charge of it. 
We all know the rules. 

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We all know how it's going to 
get minted and how it's going to

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get printed. 
And, you know, that information 

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is out there for everybody to 
see. 

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And there's no like, special 
group of rules for one group of 

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people or another group. 
You know, a billionaire and a 

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refugee are the same in the eyes
of the protocol. 

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This is a rather revolutionary 
concept. 

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And in the same way that 
democracy allowed us to 

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decentralize politics and have 
checks and balances, and in the 

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same way that the Internet is a 
culmination of technologies that

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allowed us to decentralize 
information, access to and 

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control over it, Bitcoin, you 
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I mean, no longer again, is 
there one group of people who 

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can just change it arbitrarily. 
We're all on the same playing 

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field. 
And I think that is a tremendous

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innovation. 
One of the things that somebody 

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who doesn't have a bunch of 
financial means can do that's 

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just like a billionaire with 
Bitcoin is not sell their 

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Bitcoin, unlock liquidity in 
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The process is fast, seamless 

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And your account could be funded

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One of the things that makes 

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Bitcoin one of the most powerful
financial assets in the entire 

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world is the fact that you can 
just remember 12 words or 24 

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words and recover your Bitcoin 
anywhere that you are. 

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That's incredibly freeing and 
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Bitcoin is the hardest money 

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that we've ever created. 
It provides people that are in 

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less fortunate situations than 
us in the United States with the

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financial weaponry to defend 
themselves against authoritarian

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regimes. 
It also provides property 

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rights. 
This is an old but goody a clip 

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from Safety and where he talks 
about Bitcoin providing people 

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with the ability to defend 
themselves in this economic 

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struggle. 
It's not optional. 

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I mean, you will either move 
there or you will watch your 

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wealth lose its value as the 
people who put their money there

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appreciate. 
You know what I mean? 

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Just think about it, you know, 
if you have $1,000,000 and you 

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put them in a currency that's 
constantly depreciating or 

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somebody has $10,000 and puts 
them in a currency that's 

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constantly appreciating, it's 
only a matter of time until they

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overtake you. 
And you know, people are not 

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stupid. 
They will realize this and they 

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will want to move forward. 
So the when I talk when when I 

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talk about Bitcoin adoption, 
people think of it as being like

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say Apple iPhone adoption. 
You know, it's very nice and 

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very cute and then people will 
buy it. 

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But I think that's not the model
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Bitcoin is more like gunpowder 
adoption. 

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You know, if you think about it,
did the French army have a 

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choice whether they should adopt
gunpowder or not? 

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You know, did they decide? 
No, you know what, we like to 

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keep it real with the sticks and
stones and swords and and we're 

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not going to use gunpowder. 
If, you know, any army that 

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decided to do this, it didn't 
matter because then another army

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with gunpowder would come and 
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So eventually everywhere in the 
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either because people adopted it
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them. 
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that. 
Bitcoin is like financial 

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gunpowder. 
It's the safest way of sending 

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money halfway around the world, 
the most secure way, and it's 

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the hardest money that we've 
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Bitcoin's freedom advocate Alex 
Gladstein has talked about this 

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at length and. 
The idea? 

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Was the Greeks had been like 
trying to take the city of Troy 

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for like a decade at these like 
impregnable walls and they 

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couldn't do it. 
And Ulysses and the rest of the 

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Greek army were like, we don't 
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So Minerva, the, the, the God of
strategy and war, you know, kind

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of like they get this idea from 
her, I guess, to, to actually 

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try to use subterfuge and 
trickery to take over the city. 

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So the idea is to, and this was 
sort of hatched by Ulysses, 

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right, to put this horse 
together. 

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That would kind of be like a 
gift. 

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So the idea was the Greeks just 
like pretended to leave, right? 

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They they deserted, they left 
behind one soldier and this 

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horse and the Trojans looked at 
it and they were like, what's 

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what's going on here? 
And they brought in the soldier 

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and the soldiers, like, look, 
they laughed. 

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They're so sorry for all of the 
desecration and blood spill. 

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This is their gift to. 
You it's, you know, honoring 

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Minerva, you know, it's like 
this like, you know, trophy for 

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you guys. 
And there were actually people 

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inside Troy Cassandra, a 
prophet, as well as Lao Kuan, 

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who was like a priest who said 
no, no, no, this is obviously a 

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trick. 
This is obviously a trick. 

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But they were like dispatched 
and ignored because the horse 

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was like, it was just like so 
bad ass so that the Trojans were

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like and bring it in the city. 
So they brought it in 

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themselves. 
No blood spilled at all. 

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Right in the middle of the 
night. 

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Of course, we've what you 
realize is the horse was packed 

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with Greek soldiers and they 
come out and they let the army 

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in, which was like hiding behind
an island. 

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So this idea that like something
could be so attractive that you 

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really can't say no, even if you
know what's inside of it. 

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Is it played with in Bitcoin. 
So like Bitcoin has this number 

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go up technology, right? 
Is what we call it in in sort of

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shorthand NGONGU, right? 
But what people don't realize is

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that NGU is like the Trojan 
horse inside the Trojan horse is

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FGU freedom go up technology. 
So dictators and rogue regimes 

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and corporations are going to 
buy mine tax, accumulate this 

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thing because it's the best 
performing financial asset in 

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the world. 
What they don't realize or 

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they're going to have to ignore 
is that they're also aiding and 

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abetting this freedom technology
which allows individuals to be 

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sovereign and eventually erodes 
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This is the ultimate goal. 
You can't defeat the system from

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the outside. 
The system will find ways to 

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defend itself against outside 
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It needs to be defeated from the
inside. 

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And that's exactly what bitcoins
doing, a strategic Bitcoin 

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reserve here, a treasury 
strategy here, softer and easier

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loss here are going to make 
bitcoins number go up. 

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But with that, you are embedding
the financial system with a 

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protocol that cannot be stopped.
It cannot be and it cannot be 

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taken away. 
This is the ultimate goal. 

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One of the ways that we can 
continue to make sure that 

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Bitcoin is freedom technology is
by making sure that mining and 

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pools are decentralized. 
You can learn all about the 

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decentralization efforts that 
are going on in Bitcoin mining 

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by going down to the Mining 
Disrupt conference from November

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11th through 13th in Dallas, TX.
Use the promo code Simply 

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Bitcoin for 20% off. 
Thanks for riding with me today.

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This isn't a super bullish 
episode, but it's one that I 

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think we need to hear and 
recognize in light of all the 

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events that are going on in the 
world. 

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As always, I'm going to keep it 
real with you guys. 

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This is Dante Cook with Bitcoin.
Simply happy stacking.