The "What is Money?" Show Fix the Money, Fix the World with Lawrence Lepard (WiM469)
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May 10, 2024 Lawrence Lepard discusses transitioning from being a gold bug to a Bitcoin advocate, critiquing Keynesian economics, dissecting the US debt to GDP ratio, and exploring the impact of dishonest money on society. He also delves into the timeline of monetary debasement, the similarities between gold and Bitcoin, and the importance of fixing the broken monetary system for a fairer world.
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Introduction
00:00 • 1min
The Evolution from Gold to Bitcoin
01:29 • 6min
From Gold Bug to Bitcoin Advocate
07:51 • 15min
Bitcoin's Unique Properties and Financial Impact
22:31 • 20min
Challenging Keynesian Economics and Questioning Monetary Systems
42:08 • 21min
Rethinking Central Control and Governance
01:03:17 • 6min
Philosophers as Leaders, Organ Meat Nutrition, and Personal Health Journey
01:09:00 • 4min
Government Deficits and Rising Debt: A Looming Crisis
01:13:12 • 25min
The Tale of Silicon Bank's Sudden Collapse and the Importance of FDIC Insurance
01:38:24 • 3min
The Changing Landscape of Information and Currency
01:41:11 • 7min
Reevaluating Value and Currency
01:48:33 • 7min
Exploring the Security of Digital Wealth and Its Implications on Warfare
01:55:47 • 2min
Exploration of Executive Order 6102 and its Economic Impact
01:58:09 • 4min
Navigating Hyperinflation and Government Response in Bitcoin Transition
02:02:33 • 19min
Transforming the Financial System Towards Fairness and Integrity
02:21:22 • 25min
Mutual Appreciation and Financial Focus Discussion with Online Presence
02:45:58 • 1min