Tom Bilyeu

Because I want to understand the mechanism, because I have a hypothesis about that.

For me, this is a debt question.

And any answer that does not include debt

In terms of America's ales, I would be very aggressive in my rebuttal.

I'll say that.

Deflationary from a crisis-led position because deflation from innovation is wonderful.

Deflation from crisis, bad.

The average person doesn't even know what a cap table is.

I have not.

Yeah.

People buy things when they want them.

So it is what it is.

But what we were trying to address is you were saying that you have a deflationary effect from China and the internet.

And I'm trying to figure out if you're saying that's a good thing or a bad thing.

Well, help us understand because from an American context, China eating our lunch does not feel like a good thing.

China taking jobs does not feel like a good thing.

Like I think most people here are pretty keenly aware that we're now in a cold war with China.

That's what- Well, so I'm gonna give you that the internet is like that.

The internet's a big win for that and for no other reason than we can have cryptographic currency that acts as a lifeboat, hard money.

I can exit out of the Keynesian madness.