There's a better way to do this.

Let me show you a better way.

A better way.

And we are live. Welcome folks to episode 3, 505.

3,505 of the survival podcast and we got a good one for you today.

We're going to be talking about food sovereignty.

I've mentioned this topic for a show discussion, you know, a subject a few times over the past few weeks and it's really taking me this long to put together everything that I wanted to say on it and even

with that this will probably be a long episode today it's it's only scratching the

surface so we are talking about food sovereignty today and what the path there looks like.

And I don't want anybody to take what I'm about to say the wrong way because I think producing your own food is a completely

valid path to food sovereignty, comma, for some people, period. and what I mean by that is not everybody's going to do it

We're going to dig into that today and even the people who do grow a great deal of their own food

Yours truly included there's still a lot of things we like to eat.

They don't necessarily grow where we are at or are not available year-round and things like that.

So with that in mind, we all need to rely on some level of a supply chain.

And the supply chain right now is where all of the problems really arise,

that we're gonna be talking about food

sovereignty today the word bitcoaling other than right now probably will not even

come up because I don't care how people pay for things if the person wants the compensation and the

person has the conversation and the exchange is made then good.

But there is one thing that we will talk about today that has a ring of Bitcoin to it anyway.

And that's centralized versus decentralized.

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