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I posted on Twitter recently.

I said, Ed Sikota still has the best political argument for modern times.

You can't stop it. So prepare with trend following. As somebody came in and they saw that and they said, look, I've listened to that episode.

He met my podcast episode where Ed Sikota talks about his Gavopoli book.

This guy says, I've listened to that episode many times. He's obviously right. You can't

stop it in its current form. You can, however, advocate for the separation of money and state.

The current trends towards centralized power, more corruption, and income inequality lead us to tyranny.

And I said, and after you advocate, you still won't stop it.

He came back and he said, I'm sure the same was said about the separation of church and state when the church became too corrupt and powerful.

In modernity, it is money and the production thereof that has become too powerful and corrupt.

We have a tool that fixes this. I replied,

The premise of Sikoda's Gavoply book is that you can't stop these things. They will run to their

natural conclusion and trend following is how you deal't stop these things. They will run to their natural conclusion, and trend following is how you deal.

He came back and said, from within the current system, he's right, they can't be stopped.

Wealth inequality, corruption, the centralization of power, etc., will all continue to trend in one direction.

Luckily, we've discovered a certain decentralized software protocol that flips the system on its head.

Now, I knew where he was going.

I replied, for people trying to understand what Sakota's govopolis premise is all about, question mark,

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