Ask Jack: Will AI use Bitcoin as money?

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[1:00] without further ado, uh let's get to the
[1:05] thanks for calling in. Let's hear what
[1:09] you got, brother.
[1:14] with the rise of AI running uh you know
[1:19] small businesses and large businesses um
[1:24] to choose to use Bitcoin as a settlement
[1:30] like dollar, euro, yen, yan. Uh wouldn't
[1:36] the most logical currency? Um I'm just
[1:44] Thanks, man.
[1:49] I'm just trying to think about how I
[1:52] yeah, 100%. I mean, um, it'd be really
[1:58] bank. It'd be very difficult to KYC,
[2:03] intelligence. You know, by the way, hey,
[2:08] illegal in the United States. Uh,
[2:11] mean listen, of course, uh agents are
[2:17] Bitcoin is the only digital scarcity,
[2:21] we say bearer, uh for the kids at home,
[2:25] physical cash or physical gold. The data
[2:31] And that is the innovation of Satoshi
[2:36] list which we call the blockchain. And
[2:41] data acts as a bearer token, a physical
[2:46] intelligence is going to want digital
[2:51] because um I'm not as, you know, hypy
[2:57] find uh on the on the internet today.
[3:03] generally
[3:07] in the short term about what technology
[3:12] what technology can do in the long term.
[3:20] or AI or SI specific
[3:25] broad insight in regards to technology
[3:31] excited, optimistic, and probably a
[3:35] Uh, and we overestimate what we can
[3:41] And we underestimate
[3:46] extremely forwardlooking and encapsul
[3:52] true innovation can do in changing
[3:58] better in the long term. And I give you
[4:01] I've seen this by the way with Bitcoin.
[4:05] Oh, Bitcoin's over. It's not going to
[4:08] the world. And I've seen Bitcoiners quit
[4:11] here we are, $2 trillion asset well on
[4:16] you got to do is just be patient. And
[4:19] far far longer than you can remain
[4:23] markets catchall phrase to express this
[4:28] because a technology or an innovation is
[4:33] going to flip the world on its head
[4:36] You have to stay humble, right? All of
[4:39] give you this context because I actually
[4:42] for Bitcoin right now or any time in the
[4:48] tell you this, Strike is one of the most
[4:53] world. I've got every license known to
[4:58] want to do payments. You want to do
[5:01] want anything. You want it in New York.
[5:05] United States. You want it federally,
[5:07] want in the UK. I can do it all. I never
[5:13] anyone asking me for Bitcoin stuff ever.
[5:20] what they need right now. I think where
[5:25] know, payments are fine. They're for
[5:30] over the long arc of human history, in
[5:35] are autonomous agents going to prefer
[5:41] scarce, money that can't be debased,
[5:45] guys aren't going to get me on that
[5:48] show. We all know. Yeah, of course. But
[5:52] for Bitcoin right now has much more to
[5:58] living through that the United States is
[6:01] behavior like the United States is
[6:06] in how the bond market is behaving the
[6:12] is trading uh just the fiscal dominance
[6:17] struggles with well do I fight inflation
[6:23] to me is going to be what drives Bitcoin
[6:29] people get drunk on narratives, right?
[6:34] Everyone's looking to justify their
[6:36] venture capital money. They're like,
[6:40] AI hype. Well, where do I fit in that AI
[6:44] startup. Yeah, but I you know, if if
[6:49] I think Bitcoin makes smashing new highs
[6:55] orders of magnitude more money than they
[7:00] indebtedness in where the 10-year is and
[7:06] down to 2% before the bond market starts
[7:10] Western nations, the United States is in
[7:14] pile of [ __ ] Europe is about to
[7:20] I mean, for all of those reasons, I
[7:24] Bitcoin was at 80K, gold was like half
[7:29] assets are being repriced in real time,
[7:34] weakened in order for any of the world
[7:38] sense. Now that to me, you guys want to
[7:44] months. The last thing I'll say on this
[7:49] some combination of technology plus fiat
[7:56] of a simple equation. Close your eyes
[8:00] at this
[8:05] to grow. Don't close your eyes.
[8:11] liquidity. And what I mean by that is,
[8:19] it'll be cyclical and it'll take turns.
[8:24] journey sometimes the technology will
[8:29] be integrating with autonomous agents or
[8:34] competing with network businesses like
[8:38] innovation of if there's serious you
[8:44] sovereigns and institutions need to
[8:50] with or cross borders with or settle
[8:57] technology piece that's disruptive and
[9:02] there's the fiat liquidity piece where
[9:07] ultimately priced on how much is the
[9:11] units floating around the world. And if
[9:17] units that are competing for a
[9:21] supply of things in the case for
[9:26] price up in dollar terms 100%.
[9:32] adoption for a long time now, and it
[9:37] and fiat liquidity. And the AI narrative
[9:43] it's modern and it's hip and maybe it
[9:49] of attention, but when push comes to
[9:54] to 10 trillion, I just don't think the
[9:59] What's real is there's a ton of money
[10:07] market is dead. It's imploding. The
[10:12] balance sheet is back to expanding
[10:18] the currency and inflate their way out
[10:23] cease to exist. That will send Bitcoin
[10:30] AI integrated like a pay for your
[10:36] can make microp payments. It's just just
[10:42] back and end on an optimistic note.
[10:47] exaggerate what they can do in the short
[10:53] disruptive technology and they
[10:57] and they underappreciate what will be
[11:02] term. So, I think we're in this like
[11:05] plus Bitcoin era. I think a lot of these
[11:12] It's unclear if they're going to be
[11:15] credit that's propped them up is going
[11:20] businesses going to be economically
[11:24] Um, what are the business models? I
[11:28] out first. Uh, and I think people are
[11:33] going to happen in the next three to six
[11:38] be in a bit of a AIS bubble that needs
[11:43] to two to three to four to five years, I
[11:48] course I think Bitcoin is going to be a
[11:52] intelligence. But that doesn't mean I'm
[11:55] Bitcoin is going to go to hundreds of
[11:58] the not too distant future just because
[12:03] to be created out of thin air. Hopefully
[12:08] optimism but some realism. You know what
[12:12] been around the block. People get so
[12:16] these narratives. These narrative catch
[12:19] everything. And then everyone calls
[12:23] open AI chat bots aren't using Bitcoin
[12:29] told you. And then everyone's like, "Oh,
[12:34] "Well,
[12:37] Bitcoin's at $200,000 a coin because the
[12:41] their balance sheet."
[12:46] You know what I mean? So, you know, I I
[12:51] all a fiat liquidity game in my opinion.
[12:56] next question. Renee, he's back. The
[13:03] see if I can find him. Boom. Found him.
[13:09] Let's hear it, brother.
[13:18] is back. I keep this short because the
[13:26] prophet for the earthlings.
[13:32] my prophet. The heavens are panicking.
[13:39] themselves. Is Bitcoin our atomic
[13:45] humanity of getting destroyed?
[13:51] heavens and the Netherlands.
[13:58] appreciate it, man. I love when you call
[14:02] Bitcoin our only hope? Listen,
[14:08] hear me out. That sounds crazy. Sounds,
[14:13] you know, biased hype.
[14:16] all of us, right? Because you have to
[14:23] invented, discovered, whatever
[14:28] in describing this big bangesque event
[14:33] to replicate and we'll never see a a
[14:40] But then we took it from there. We the
[14:47] source community. We the revolutionists.
[14:55] We the freedom fighters. Whoever, right?
[15:00] And never before. I'll tell you guys
[15:06] and you guys want to read books like the
[15:10] Roman Empire, a lot of the empires in
[15:13] similar stories. You have an incredibly
[15:18] and is thought of uh and accomplishes an
[15:24] lowhanging fruit easy productivity gains
[15:29] and then they end up extending
[15:34] much debt and exceed their means and the
[15:39] kind of run out and instead of right
[15:45] things and making difficult decisions,
[15:48] the empire collapses and
[15:54] overextension,
[15:58] and it always ends with a collapse of
[16:04] throughout history sometimes really
[16:09] other times just a collapse of the
[16:14] of society great depressions so on so
[16:19] never before at least that I'm aware of
[16:24] have humans in a peaceful revolution
[16:31] monetary system
[16:37] escape.
[16:43] house on fire. Never before have we the
[16:49] Not with weapons, not with violence, not
[16:56] with love, with inclusion,
[17:04] neutrality.
[17:09] a peaceful revolution
[17:16] participate.
[17:23] Who validates the transactions? All of
[17:29] need not their participation.
[17:36] a life raft for ourselves, an exador for
[17:41] when you have an empire that has
[17:47] on too much debt,
[17:52] destruction of purchasing power, which
[17:55] abstracted human time and energy. So it
[18:00] just has to be read for a little bit.
[18:05] of your effort, your time, your your
[18:10] kids,
[18:14] on an estate with a farm. Your father
[18:20] an apartment. And your child is going to
[18:25] Right? The trajectory of quality of
[18:31] prosperity is declining. It is directly
[18:38] growth,
[18:42] of the currency, the health of the of
[18:46] And we the people have built something
[18:52] that helps all men.
[18:59] built it and we maintain it and we
[19:05] It is ours to protect. It is ours to
[19:10] engineer and it is ours to use.
[19:16] mean mean Bitcoin maximalists,
[19:22] or death. It always has been. It always
[19:29] Bitcoin
[19:33] This is We're engineering a way out.
[19:42] serious. Dead [ __ ] serious.
[19:49] going to own a home, outpace inflation,
[19:55] wealth down to your children, make sure
[20:00] debt? How the [ __ ] are you going to do
[20:04] how
[20:10] could DCA five bucks at a time because
[20:15] hoard gold and pay security guards and
[20:23] brain free to receive free to store
[20:28] that's why when people say oh Bitcoiners
[20:34] coin
[20:38] It always has been. This is our
[20:42] chance. We will build it carefully. We
[20:48] protect it rigorously.
[20:54] depends on it because in many respects
[20:58] be happy like you can find a lot of
[21:04] You know, Bitcoin will not necessarily
[21:09] Of course not. But in many respects,
[21:14] You will either own nothing and try and
[21:19] or you can
[21:23] affordable
[21:27] inherit, a yard to play in, food that
[21:33] Your kids going to have cavities every
[21:38] health and bone density
[21:45] for and wealth to inherit
[21:51] proud of. Come on. Come on.
[21:57] ours. Our peaceful revolution. We are
[22:03] the raft. We protect the raft. We sit on
[22:08] the raft. And we sail the raft.
[22:13] Chad,
[22:18] Again, thank you guys all for calling
[22:22] to get through them all. So, if I never
[22:27] keep them coming cuz I love listening to
[22:32] it just I mean this is my favorite thing
[22:36] show 10 times better. All right, Chad.
[22:46] to Bitcoin and I just have it on a
[22:54] Hood. What is the best way to keep it
[23:02] cold card and now I'm glad I did not. I
[23:08] are orange pill. Just trying to figure
[23:14] and um don't have anyone really to ask.
[23:20] >> Yeah, man. Listen, this is a frequent
[23:24] here's how I answer this one. Uh the
[23:32] way where you don't lose it. And I know
[23:36] because a lot of people uh bring almost
[23:41] this is about. There are people that
[23:47] and the technical competence to store
[23:51] self-s sovereign way and that's great.
[23:57] And then you I can hear the comments
[24:01] Bitcoin. I know but not everyone has the
[24:06] five who's working two jobs that spends
[24:11] just don't have the time right now.
[24:15] all until they find the time? Or
[24:19] desire yet. It's all a journey. So I
[24:24] like am I storing it the wrong Listen,
[24:29] where you don't lose it. Period. Don't
[24:35] for the time being you need to use a
[24:40] that you feel comfortable with, that's
[24:46] say you are your own bank, really what
[24:51] responsible. And I talk about this
[24:54] return to society unless
[25:00] adopted again. There's nobody else that
[25:06] other than you. That's always been true.
[25:12] bend back towards making that abundantly
[25:17] in a haze right now. Well, it's not my
[25:20] president. It's not my fault. I don't
[25:23] Just the the rates aren't what I need
[25:28] corporations aren't behaving how I need
[25:32] were just born at the right time. You
[25:36] were just born in the wrong
[25:39] the life that you have. Period. Always
[25:45] victim to things you can't control.
[25:49] brings that culture back. At the end of
[25:53] diligence on the institutions that you
[25:58] now, that's totally and perfectly fine
[26:03] very hard and nuanced and complicated.
[26:11] hard in that like only some people can
[26:15] player and and it used to frustrate me.
[26:19] I'll just never be a chess player. It's
[26:22] people are good at math. No, it's hard.
[26:26] time, do some research, pay attention.
[26:31] exposure and you don't have time for
[26:34] the nuance of self-custody, I need to be
[26:41] that out of the way.
[26:45] Period. When you store your Bitcoin with
[26:50] ultimately, you own an IOU.
[26:57] doesn't make it bad. That doesn't make
[27:01] your life.
[27:05] want like the gold standard,
[27:10] physical instrument. You want no
[27:14] decisions that other people make in
[27:18] you own your assets, your wealth, your
[27:24] everybody to be.
[27:30] some decisions to make. I've been
[27:34] message on this show fairly
[27:38] ledger fiasco where there was a reseller
[27:43] there was faulty hardware and and people
[27:48] cold card. Hardware wallets
[27:53] riskier than
[27:59] seems to believe because there's just a
[28:04] in like
[28:09] tampered with, the supply chain, the
[28:15] talked again and again and again, and if
[28:20] dedicated episode on it, like first of
[28:25] open source, but then has enough
[28:30] and reviewers and incentive for the
[28:35] truly peer review it, harden it, test
[28:40] codebase like Bitcoin Core is
[28:47] repository I mean Bitcoin core is just
[28:52] having
[28:57] we you're because you're also seeing
[29:03] addresses leak of these hardware
[29:08] hardware device is secure now hackers
[29:12] lit physical attacks on people. It's
[29:16] get a laptop and if like it leaks that
[29:21] be a unique identifier for anyone
[29:26] doesn't signal that you're owning
[29:29] buy a laptop, keep it offline, download
[29:36] store the Bitcoin there. Bitcoin Core is
[29:43] Bitcoin, period. Uh, the whole Bitcoin
[29:49] to be secure, peer-reviewed, and
[29:55] strategy, BlackRock, Coinbase, MIT
[30:01] are incentivized and care deeply about
[30:05] implementation of Bitcoin. It has all
[30:10] diverse and distributed set of
[30:15] then you can just buy generalpurpose
[30:20] you know, there are benefits to having a
[30:25] I don't think that all of the people
[30:30] of like a hardware device is if you're
[30:34] if you're constantly like moving the
[30:38] all the time. Like I think people just
[30:42] and if they ever need to move it like
[30:46] laptop out every once in a while. But
[30:51] on the show. There's nothing wrong with
[30:55] if anyone like if Best Buy has a leak
[31:01] laptop in October, no hacker is going to
[31:09] Lots of people buy lots of laptops,
[31:13] then if you want a secure open-source
[31:18] faulty keys or bad entropy or any of
[31:25] trust one that the rest of the world
[31:30] $2 trillion incentive as an open source
[31:35] than that.
[31:39] anyways, now there's with that being
[31:43] multi-institutional custody. There's,
[31:47] Bitkey that's multi-IG and there's
[31:52] say is use and and I cannot answer this
[31:59] are expecting on a Q&A.
[32:04] let me kind of try and summarize and
[32:08] trust a custodian, that's fine because
[32:13] tremendously difficult. And there are
[32:17] you what did you I forget what you said,
[32:21] there's companies that do it well and do
[32:25] trust them for whatever some time period
[32:30] guilty about that. That's okay.
[32:34] that it's not your keys, not your coins.
[32:38] Don't take advantage of that. Don't
[32:41] are, at least understand the decision
[32:45] personal responsibility, like I said.
[32:49] Now, when it comes to the gold standard,
[32:56] where we all should desire to be
[32:59] your keys, not your coins. Hold your own
[33:04] It doesn't matter a mistake that anybody
[33:08] you, your family, your future. That's
[33:12] Bitcoin uniquely affords us that luxury.
[33:18] collaborative custody,
[33:22] custody. The one message I'll leave you
[33:27] lot of ex uh there's been just a de
[33:33] wallet, hardware wallet. And I'm not
[33:36] insecure. You shouldn't use them. All
[33:39] it be cold card or or the ledger
[33:43] I I I feel like Bitcoin Core is
[33:50] and
[33:53] you could buy a laptop
[33:58] that if it leaks, people know you got
[34:02] and then you could download, you know,
[34:07] contributed to, incentivized to make
[34:12] in the history of Bitcoin
[34:18] be fairly certain it's not going to [ __ ]
[34:22] and you could store it offline if you're
[34:28] food for thought. I'm happy to expand on
[34:33] hopefully to get further questions. And
[34:38] your email?
[34:43] I'm just gonna say, "Yo,
[34:50] emailing you while on the show. Let me
[34:57] what specific questions you have as a
[35:02] I want to make sure I answer
[35:09] There we go. because I I don't want to
[35:13] real answers. So Chad, you can respond
[35:20] specific questions and I'm happy to
[35:24] broader hopefully that's enough for you
[35:29] if we need maybe we need some some
[35:34] where I go deep into what's the
[35:38] and multi-IG and collaborative custody
[35:41] is Strike working on, what is Bitcoin
[35:45] do you buy a general purpose, you know,
[35:49] you're saying. Um, you guys let me know.
[35:54] now. Um, okay. Last question for now.
[36:02] I've been bad at that. Otto. All right,
[36:09] Otto. Last one. Let's hear what you got.
[36:16] a huge fan of yours. Uh, thanks for
[36:21] putting on lately. It's been uh great to
[36:28] Uh my question is a little bit unrelated
[36:35] doing the carnivore diet. So, um I would
[36:43] need when you're in in this diet for any
[36:49] vitamins or fiber.
[36:56] the internet that that are talking about
[37:00] you something. Uh, and I and I know that
[37:05] pretty honest guy, so I would value your
[37:10] thanks.
[37:15] to rant about uh carnivore and diet and
[37:21] Otto, for asking that. Uh, listen,
[37:26] fairly confident that I have expertise
[37:31] about health and carnivore diet. So now
[37:38] really really growing distrustful of the
[37:45] also want to underell my opinions. I do
[37:49] think that independent thoughts,
[37:54] is incredibly valuable. So, I'm not
[37:59] as a health and wellness for dummies,
[38:05] have people think, "Oh, this guy has
[38:09] and and runs one of the bigger Bitcoin
[38:13] what he's talking about when it comes to
[38:16] that I know from my own experience and
[38:21] would say I I wouldn't say that I um do
[38:29] just red meat, salt, water. That's it.
[38:35] carnivore. Carnivore, you know, thought
[38:40] variety of meat, include butter, maybe
[38:46] even weigh on that scale because
[38:51] maybe I'll eat my meal on a bed of
[38:56] "Oh, well, isn't cauliflower like that's
[38:59] What I have found tremendous amount of
[39:04] that is my body using its energy source
[39:11] opposed to carbohydrates and sugar. So
[39:16] digested as sugar and you you get into
[39:22] related things. Let me just describe uh
[39:28] in ketosis. For one let's just talk
[39:33] I travel a lot. I'm a really busy guy.
[39:37] It's really simple. I take meat. I heat
[39:42] simple diet. I can do it anywhere in the
[39:47] about it. It's very satiating. So, you
[39:50] your body needs certain nutrients to
[39:54] lot of males my age that try and get
[39:59] they eat these fat free fatree ketchup,
[40:05] body needs fat for hormones. And this is
[40:09] erectile dysfunction and all sorts of
[40:14] your hormones. You need protein. You
[40:19] you need nutrients for your body. And if
[40:25] calories are our energy source. So we
[40:29] the story of humanity is really
[40:34] there's this big thing in the sky and it
[40:38] you know everything else there's a
[40:42] comes to us human beings, calories are
[40:46] consume these calories as a way to turn
[40:51] And if we're consuming a a lot of
[40:57] the nutrients that it needs, the fat
[41:01] the protein that it needs, then that's
[41:05] hungry and now you need a snack or you
[41:09] for like 10 minutes, but then you want
[41:12] calories, but not the nutrients that it
[41:16] starved for those nutrients. So, the
[41:20] get you get all the nutrients. So, it's
[41:26] natural. It's like all the nutrients my
[41:29] this meat. It's in this meal of avocado,
[41:35] Whatever the eggs, whatever this you can
[41:41] you to eat a ribeye every single meal.
[41:45] simple. I can do it while traveling. I
[41:48] it's very satiating. So, I eat the meal
[41:52] can eat one one meal a day, two meals a
[41:56] I'm not sitting here waiting for dinner
[42:01] Never, never, never. And it's actually a
[42:06] My body's getting the nutrients that it
[42:10] bar, I'm getting a lot of calories and
[42:13] loaves of bread or if I'm having a bunch
[42:18] pasta, I'm getting a lot of calories,
[42:23] if you want what and people say try and
[42:26] calorie count at the at the end of the
[42:30] adapt its metabolism. The calories are,
[42:37] really shouldn't focus too much on.
[42:40] way that you enjoy to get the nutrients
[42:44] hormones will function properly, get the
[42:49] You'll be full and you go you'll have
[42:53] dense, nutrient-dense calories, and
[42:57] go change the world. And so, that's kind
[43:01] travel all over the place. I I I switch
[43:06] the time I need. I go from running a
[43:10] I'm energy, energy, energy, energy. I
[43:15] complex meals. I don't have carb
[43:19] any of that nonsense. Now, the other
[43:26] enjoyed, one, you're born naturally in
[43:32] come out of the womb in ketosis and
[43:37] on ketones. And so, it is a it's a
[43:42] myself will report a lot more clarity of
[43:48] lot less inflammation in your body. So,
[43:54] sorts of crazy things just by entering
[43:59] Okay. The other thing that's very
[44:03] four times a year. I try and do it after
[44:08] fast where I only have water. 72 hours
[44:14] fasting and this is another like you get
[44:19] of sugar and carbohydrates for I mean it
[44:27] for you know call it 12 24 36 hours 48
[44:32] body starts to use fat as energy as its
[44:38] reason why this is a you know fat loss
[44:42] burning burning fat for energy, which is
[44:46] that, you know, want to be lean and in
[44:51] um there's once you fast long enough,
[44:56] where your body um I just find this
[45:02] kicks into this survival mode where you
[45:08] not food coming for a while because the
[45:13] wasn't always the next meal. And that
[45:17] There wasn't always the next meal the
[45:21] meal in the next week. And so if you
[45:25] two to three days you kick in this
[45:31] gets tricked into thinking [ __ ] I'm not
[45:36] don't know the next time I'm going to
[45:40] care of myself healing myself and
[45:45] longevity way.
[45:49] does. and it goes after
[45:55] starts to heal itself. Because the other
[46:00] digestion is one of the more expensive
[46:05] is why the other thing is like people
[46:08] eating the most healthy snacks, if
[46:13] your body is going through so much to
[46:19] you're just shoving down your throat.
[46:25] sometimes are like I'm working, I'm
[46:29] to the time. I realize like, hey, I
[46:32] until I'm full. And I eat that once a
[46:35] that meal. I don't have any, you know,
[46:40] But you feed it five, six times a day.
[46:45] digest constantly. So if you give your
[46:51] and space and leave it alone for a
[46:57] itself. Google it, autophagy.
[47:02] letting your body run on ketones,
[47:08] source, letting your body cure itself.
[47:12] with sugar, with carbohydrates. So, even
[47:18] America, American food is so bad. It's
[47:22] you're in Italy or or, you know, parts
[47:26] and you can eat whatever you want and
[47:30] to look into fasting. It's it's really
[47:34] experience, I've had far less
[47:37] lot better shape, lot uh I'm able to
[47:44] thinking is much much better and it's a
[47:52] people doing these meal preps where
[47:56] night to eat, but like if I'm traveling
[48:00] running these companies, podcasting with
[48:03] [ __ ] I like what I'm getting on a
[48:06] today, I got to go to Europe. I'm living
[48:11] different conferences, hosting different
[48:14] I'm not meal prepping. I'm switching
[48:18] it's easy. If I'm hungry, I eat meat,
[48:24] whatever. Then I'm full. Then I just go
[48:30] energy crashes. I don't deal with any of
[48:34] ketosis. It's clean eating, single
[48:39] I I give my body a chance two to four
[48:45] digest anything and just heal itself and
[48:51] like guys cancerous cells like cancer
[48:57] realize that like some of the most
[49:03] sugar.
[49:08] a doctor and I can already see the
[49:12] me. And you might be right. Listen, I'm
[49:16] that, right? I don't sell
[49:19] job. I'm not here charging you guys for
[49:22] But some of the most harmful diseases
[49:27] without sugar.
[49:35] less of or or just entirely removes
[49:42] And last thing,
[49:48] like listen to your body, okay? Listen
[49:53] Don't kill yourself. Enjoy life. You
[49:58] like, I'm doing this because I need to
[50:00] know, I I want to be healthy. I want to
[50:08] disease, mental clarity. These are all
[50:14] of eating and a way of taking care of my
[50:19] and do the work that I'm doing where I
[50:22] also don't like these people that like
[50:26] want some random dude like in my house.
[50:30] interesting facts. Sorry. And then I'm
[50:34] human brain when we invented the spear.
[50:40] Um post the invention of the spear, the
[50:45] spurt ever in the in the measurable
[50:49] conclusion is fairly obvious. When we
[50:54] hunt higher quality animals and meat and
[51:01] other mammals and stuff then we
[51:08] developed. So again, these single
[51:15] really hard to make the case that
[51:22] humans and that ketosis is bad when
[51:27] born in. So la Yeah. And and you know
[51:32] try anything. Like if someone like
[51:37] ledge of a window sill for two weeks, I
[51:42] two weeks. Come on. So like for two to
[51:46] just try it. And if you don't like it or
[51:51] But I always encourage people just try
[51:55] [ __ ] Two weeks. Uh so that's how I got
[52:02] everything I do, I'm bloated. Like this
[52:06] meal plan while building a Bitcoin
[52:09] how I have to eat to be healthy. This is
[52:13] cheese is going on my plate. This is
[52:18] lame. I feel like a loser. And that's
[52:23] Just going to eat steak till I'm full.
[52:27] thoughts. And to answer your question
[52:32] don't take pills. I don't take like
[52:36] that. Trust me, dude. Just eat just eat
[52:42] avocado. Like I like, you know, raw
[52:48] like a little bowl chicken, avocado, raw
[52:54] eggs. I just eat,
[52:59] make me full that I enjoy.
[53:05] these random butcher boxes that I order.
[53:10] and I'll get like Osco, Bosco, Elk,
[53:16] research how to smoke them. It's fun.
[53:21] comment section to get all triggered.
[53:25] uh that is my two cents. Look into it.
[53:30] It's it's a it's fun rabbit hole. The
[53:34] like health and longevity and taking
[53:37] weird correlation with the quality of
[53:40] mean, America is a whole separate story.
[53:44] listeners that, you know, listen, when I
[53:48] I want. I feel great. America is like
[53:54] everyone is o obese or sick or it's it's
[53:59] in America and you're like, "What are
[54:02] feel fine." Shut the [ __ ] up. Listen,
[54:06] Okay.
[54:09] I I do I do enjoy uh this topic though
[54:16] know, if there any there's a few of
[54:19] Sean Baker that are Bitcoiners. If any
[54:24] and have some pointers for us, uh,
[54:28] that, I'm out of here. Uh, love and
[54:33] always. If you want to call in and ask a
[54:38] Anybody anytime you can record a
[54:43] or you can leave a name in voicemail if
[54:47] And uh I'll see you guys tomorrow. So,
[54:51] 6 PM Eastern live. So, I'll upload this
[54:56] than 24 hours. Much love. Take care.
[55:02] Bye-bye.