You need to foam your own data.

I'm sure everybody listening to this has heard that at some point.

And I would argue quite strongly and probably also mockingly that that doesn't mean it.

Or at best requires a much bigger, it has presuppositions of some technological environment in which it does mean

something. But the people who say it don't, you know, they don't even know that they don't mean

that. They think they mean something, but it's just like, it comes out as gibberish.

Let it let you provide that context context and I think actually the perfect segue

now is that Bitcoin allows you to try to articulate what that context might be in real

terms rather than just in slow-olds.

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