David Hoffman

But the point is, it's just like the automated jobs are out.

And I can go into the future and imagine the future and I will say like, oh, you know, no Citrini article will ever psyop me into thinking that the future is going to be worse when we have abundant intelligence, you know, so much more productivity, we get free labor with robots.

There's no way that we go into the future and all of a

Like, I don't believe that that will be the outcome.

The future is going to be sick because of AI and no one's going to be able to psyop me away from that.

But I do understand, Christian, that as a society, as a human species, we have had the button pusher quadrant be the dominant labor sector sector.

forever, going back to peasants, like pick wheat, put it in the mill, bake the bread, just do the thing.

Don't think too hard, just do the thing.

And that has employed the large swath of society

forever and so i think that's kind of your like what you're saying is like yeah this is going to be this is going to like tear society at the seams like this is going to cause a bunch of chaos and so i'm looking at the future and i'm like it's going to be great but i'm looking at the short term and be like we're kind of fucked and so i'm of two minds about this how do you think about this dichotomy

It is the third week of March, David.

They actually did it.

The SEC and the CFTC just dropped something that is absolutely historic.

This is rulemaking coming from them that gives us the thing we've always asked for, which is some clarity.

Tell us which assets are securities and which aren't in crypto.

They're actually doing that by name.

I think this is one of the biggest things I've actually ever seen on the regulatory front happen in crypto.

Insanely bullish.

We'll talk about this rule

making today.