You know, people will live in Citadel, these smart cities where you have to have Bitcoin

in order to even, you know, be part of society and then everyone else will be sort of living

outside of the Citadel. It can go that way if we build it the wrong way, right? You could

have these smart cities, people are creating smart cities now. They may become crypto powered

and sort of further divide society. So what kind of society do we want, do we want to build?

We were trained that we shouldn't own our information because we grew up on these

WebTube versions of Facebook and YouTube where we freely gave up our information, our identities.

We're not even used to owning our own info. You are spending these hundreds, thousands of hours

online, whether it's in games or on social networks or whatever you're doing, but no one

want to have the opportunity for being de-platformed in an online space or just for your identity

to be erased, right? This is you living inside this world, your brains inside this digital world.

There is really something here that transcends humanity, but it's just hard to put your finger on.

It'll shake society in different ways, but I think we all at the core, we still want to have

human experiences, we want to have freedom. And so, you know, we want to build this in a way that

people still have freedom, they have choice, they can join networks, that grow, that have people,

that think the same way. There's so many opportunities that we would love to talk to,

that we just don't even have the bandwidth for. So, it's up to the community, to the world,

to really raise the technology and looking forward to the next few years.

The world is changing.

Inspiration is everywhere.

It has never been so easy to connect, share, and bring people together.

We're learning from others and finding the best in ourselves.

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