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subscribe right now. I'm Tom Bilyu, and welcome to Impact Theory. Before we move on, I think this is very

important. So, um, Chimoth, Holly Hopatia, Pali Hopatia, sorry. So I don't want to misrepresent his views,

but he is, I think he's incredibly bright. And he has said many times, and Chimoth, forgive me if I'm getting your idea wrong here. But basically that the debt to GDP ratio is a big nothing burger. And everybody gets their pennies in a twist. Does that number gets bigger?

And, you know, we've got multiples of GDP and debt. And he's like, nah, nothing's ever going to

happen. It doesn't matter. There is no upper bound. What do you say to that? Is, is there a breaking

point? Or can we actually just keep printing money basically forever?

Well, you know, Chimatha is a colleague and co-investor, and I've been on all in a bit,

and I think we have a cordial relationship.

Chamath has also said, put 1% of your assets in Bitcoin just in case.

Because if everything else goes to, then, you know what?

Like, they can't dilute that. So, you know, if you asked him, I don't know where he is at numerically on that, but he probably, I don't know if he'd say, there's a hundred percent

probability of no devaluation. He's a sophisticated investor. He probably hedges.

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