Fiona Delaney

We have to make, we make the future together.

Mm-hmm.

For sure, blockchains can go on forever.

They can, Jesus Christ, you can have, as long as the data centers have got electricity, those systems can run and run and run.

You've got empty blocks, you've got whatever, it doesn't matter.

We can all be dead and maybe Bitcoin will still be churning away.

It's like, what are we doing this for?

We have to, I don't mean accountability and I definitely don't mean judgment.

you know, like what I was saying, as you're learning about the food system and the food industry and people can get very aggressive or violent, you know, active about that.

But if we're working in that system, I think we have to pause judgment.

As a consumer, you've got every right to feel whatever kind of way you want about, you know, any kind of thing.

I guess that's the freedoms that we have.

That's a really good point.

And now that's like, that's what the accountability is.

I think now, I think there's so much pressure on all of us, all of society.

There is no business that's not a digital business.

There's barely, there's barely a business that is not a digital business.

So everybody needs to build their business with at least some kind of presence online.

Their payment rails surely are going to be digital at least.

Maybe you can take cash.