Printing money is exactly like peeing in the pool.

I was like, yeah, that is exactly right.

Except, you know, the Fed pissed in the pool to the tune of 50% of the total liquidity supply.

The typical person, they might even know by now that they're losing in real terms,

but as long as they're not losing in nominal terms, they're comfortable with that.

U.S. government bonds, the shit coin that's issued at infinitum, that the Fed buys with U.S.D,

which is another shit coin issued at infinitum. So it's literally just this imaginary circle jerk.

Aside from Bitcoin, I'm making my bets 100% on a return to reality. The dead internet prophecy is going to come to light.

And so the way Christ answered that question and he said, render unto Caesar the things that are

Caesar's. I hear him implicitly saying, don't give that anything. So Brian, I got a question for you.

Can you explain how your faith in God or your religious beliefs intersect with your belief in Bitcoin?

Let's just start with the, what did you call it, capital flow inertia?

Yes, sir.

You can just frame up that theory for us, the terminology, why not. I think I understood

most of what you said, but I didn't pick up on the inertia component.

Yeah. So it's, yeah, just for reference, it would be, the inertia would be the, the US dollar pool is kind of inert

because it's, it's so big. It's, it's seemed as less, or it's represented as less volatile,

even though we understand that it's volatile. So that would be the inert object. And what,

what impact does capital flow? At what point is it,

is it impacted? Is the dollar impacted? If $10 trillion came out of U.S. dollars, that might impact it,

but $100 billion, 150 billion, how much can come out of the U.S. dollar without impacting it,

without dollar milkshaking it in reverse or, you know, and going into

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