Sean Hagan

And, you know, unlike Bitcoin, you still have to trust individuals.

Right.

There's someone running it.

There's a governance system.

Yeah.

And it's regulated by the SEC and then the enforcement of the U.S.

government.

So for what that's worth, it at least makes you a little bit more comfortable.

I think it's necessary, right?

I think it's unavoidable.

I think politics is going to integrate with you regardless.

The classical definition of politics is just the ordering of a society, right?

If you go back and read Plato, Aristotle, whoever, their books on politics, as they named them, are all about how to order humanity properly and how to do that in a way that's, again, conducive to human flourishing.

So, you know, politics...

Unfortunately, has kind of been adulterated and popularized and kind of perverted away from from that kind of core focus.

Like that's not what comes to mind when you think of politics.

But, you know, with the classical definition, absolutely.

It has to be a part of that.

Right.

Because Bitcoin is becoming a larger part of society and how we organize it.