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I would argue that nobody cares about privacy.

I know that to be true. I can see the behavior, sir.

My question is, I'm trying to place the position into what we are currently.

Please. Yeah, by the way, if anybody wants to go very, very specific, I'm here to bring value.

I'm happy to answer something very please.

We're in the middle of a coal mine actually.

It's not bad. Okay.

So it's a distress mass of 3,500 miners lost their job.

And we've just started social media and can't make internally into target capture miners that tell them with parts of mines that you're going to be.

We want their votes in a process to vote for us because we will be paying up 100 cents of their payment salary.

We will go in there and do what we did.

You're trying to convince them that you're the right guys for it to go to.

What has now happened is because of the likes of the great hacker, Facebook,

all the comments that are flying about using social media to actually influence the decisions we've been told by the government to slow down our social media.

Okay.

Because they're saying that we should not be using it very, we should not be using it in an aggressive manner to influence our company.

I think the votes. I understand.

How would you say that? I see two things in that statement. A, I'd like to listen carefully to what was just said.

What was just said wildly confirms so much of what I've been saying for a decade.

We are now at a point where there's enough consciousness and data that governments, this is why blockchain is the most interesting conversation in the world.

It's bless you. If blockchain hits scale, it is taken out all the leverage of governments themselves except for bombs.

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