So there's this notion in Christianity and many religions of eschatology and apocalypse.

And once you dive into the etymology of the world, Apocalypse, what it means is unveiling,

revealing of something that was previously covered.

It ties to Bitcoin.

We didn't know the money was broken, and now suddenly there's this great unveiling

that's going to change the course of civilization.

And it is essentially what Christianity talks about.

Truth coming back, was sending back to Earth, us having to confront it.

And they're being like a great unveiling and creating uncovering.

And I know it sounds crazy like when you tell people that Bitcoin is that.

But I just don't see how it's not that.

The more you think about it, it seems less likely that there'd be some supernatural guy in the sky coming down on a cloud and like, you know, shooting lightning bolts or whatever that supernatural version of the rapture you have in mind, it seems like I'll be pointing to something true. There's a lot of truth in there. So I don't see why revelations would be untrue. And so if it's going to be a true event, then it needs to be rooted in the practical world. Does it sound crazy that Bitcoin is Christic? Maybe, but maybe there's the idea of the philosopher's stone that alchemists pursued for centuries and, you know it was said to be the incorruptible substance

it would serve as an antidote to tyranny that accelerates personal transformation like it purifies

the the soul of the person that interacts with it it was like the principles of christ in matter

or in a tool basically and so a lot of that i think resonates, resonates with what Bitcoin is. We're just maximizing

that idea that's in the Constitution that the sovereignty of the individual is superordinate to the state.

Well, Bitcoin makes that a lot more real. And I think that was core to Christ's teachings as well.

Love thy neighbor as thyself and love god above all okay so we'll be talking about bitcoin from an engineering perspective but how it bleeds into the metaphysical and how

that that engineering perspective can help you reframe the metaphysical.

Yeah. And also I would say how Bitcoin is inevitable from an engineering perspective.

And once you get into that territory,

like questions about free will starts to emerge. Like if this is inevitable, what does that say

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