People found the rosetta stone. They didn't go, look, the natural product of wind and erosion over time.

No one thought that. Like, that would be insane. Why is it insane? We could conceive of it being able to happen,

but it just violates every single thing we know about information theory and all this kind of stuff.

So when we find coded information in human experience, it's always the product of an intelligent mind.

So when Watson and Crick discover DNA, and we discovered that there are this programmatic code inside of every cell, of every living thing that's ever existed. We could say, hey, this could have happened anyway. If we look at human experience, in all of our experience, programmatic code is the product of an intelligent mind. How did we get programmatic code inside of our bodies? Well, it's got to come from an intelligent mind. So it's that you get to the one of these things

where yeah, there really isn't another explanation for this that has any kind of correlation with our experience.

There's people whose vocation and their work is focused there and that's good. There's other people,

their work and their temperament and their desires are more focused on going out into the world and bringing the outsider in. Many people at one, especially at a certain point of their life, they'll do one of these better than others. We call them evangelists. People like Charlie Kirk, there's the guy Frank Turrick who is who spoke at his thing. He's another, he's kind of basically, he's an apologist, so he's basically trying to help people

who are skeptics, who don't have Christian

background, for whom Christianity

and these claims seem insane, a historical,

they just seem nonsensical. He cares

about these people, and so his work is

to, again, be the bridge between

the in-group and the people who are outside.

Mm-hmm. group and the people who were outside. So this is the book.

That's the book.

The Gospel According to Bitcoin, 21 Meditations,

Daniel Sherman, and yourself. Yeah. Jordan Bush, J.M. Bush. Let's just

start here. What was the purpose of this book? You were saying it's pretty niche. Yeah. So we,

again, you and I and a bunch of other of our friends wrote a book called Thank God for Bitcoin,

which the goal was basically Orange Pill Christians,

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