Tom Bilyeu

They've got it all.

Cryptos come along and said, well, hold on a second.

We can build something that's far more trustworthy, that doesn't have humans in the mix, that can do essentially code as law, that there's no way around this system because of the way the blockchains work, but you have to give us the ability to make this exciting to an end user that's never going to know or care about all of the behind the scenes stuff.

So there has to be something that's forward facing for them that makes them go, yeah, this is better.

Otherwise, what you're going to see is over the next 50 years, the old guard will just die off and then this will win it like crypto really is inevitable.

But why does it always have to be like you just have to wait for everybody to die?

It's so obnoxious.

Gee, can we get 26 and two on the teleprompter queued up?

Especially because, man, look, as a country, we may not survive this.

That's the problem.

Like the economic turmoil.

Yeah.

So if if I can get everybody to understand

I'm going to speed run this.

Please push.

Channel the comment section, whatever.

I need to know where this breaks down, where people either get confused, think I'm full of shit, whatever.

But to speed run Minnesota, it goes like this.

The country is founded.

They know, don't have a central bank because historically every empire ever has ended up abusing debt.