Hello, you wonderful people. I know that if you're here, you're my kind of people.

So thanks for joining me. I'm about to have a conversation with a polymath, a fellow who has one way and another been at the centre of a very combustible conversation for years now.

It's all about Bitcoin. It's all about money, value, wealth, you know, what it means

to transact with fellow human beings. And in that way, because it's broad spectrum, it has

ramifications and significance for all of us. So please jump in and keep and keep up with the

conversation because I think it really matters. Before we get started though,

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conversation with a chap who has put himself on the line.

My guest today for interview is Dr Craig Wright.

Be a very familiar face, a very familiar name for many of you, how to describe Craig's a businessman,

definitely a polymath, a gardener and a grower of vegetables, but perhaps more than anything else,

his name is synonymous with Bitcoin, which is an area, a subject, a philosophy that fascinates me and has done for some years now.

So I'm delighted for the opportunity to talk about that and many other things with Craig.

Thank you for joining me.

Welcome.

Glad to be here and happy for you to sort of get through all this with me.

I, to put my cards on the table, I was first attracted to Bitcoin, just use that word as a short hand.

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