Bitcoin core has got us on a path that's very, very dangerous. And I keep asking, what problem

does increasing the op return limit by 1,250 times solve? Like, I keep landing on the same

conclusion. Like, the market is sorting it out. What am I missing? Why do I not feel that existential

concern? But that, but the concern is, is that then we lose the nodes and then lose decentralization.

Yes. Okay. So it's not the specifics around what's on there. It's what are the implications of having

garbage on there. Bricks adopts Bitcoin. Bricks wins. Learn Russian. It checks all the boxes for them,

man. So I don't know why they haven't. They're already settling energy contracts in Bitcoin.

So central bankers are notorious for funding the both sides of big wars.

Why not this one?

Good question.

So I see a lot of drama, a lot of politicking, harsh language.

But I think in the end of the day, the incentives are just going to win out.

Mr. Beckler, welcome to the show.

Pleasure.

So we're going to do something different today and have you start with this monologue that

you prepared, which I'm not sure what it's about, but excited to hear.

Yeah, me too, man.

Yeah, I started putting my thoughts down in my head and trying to get them together for this

discussion and started putting them on paper and thought maybe I could just kind of post these ideas and

and we could go from there.

Sounds good.

So I have two basic fundamental truths that I base all of my ideas about Bitcoin that I found that I can't get away from those.

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