The "What is Money?" Show

Bitcoin advocate Robert Breedlove and Will John discuss the negative impact of money printing, the inadequacies of the educational system in teaching about money, and why Bitcoin is the solution to the current monetary regime.

Bitcoin expert Robert Breedlove discusses the significance of zero in mathematics and its relation to Bitcoin. They explore how zero outcompeted Roman numerals, the functions of zero, and the objective-subjective duality of experience and human action. The podcast also delves into the metaphors we live by and the teachings of emptiness in Buddhism. They discuss the meditative experience of the void, its connection to infinity, and the historical significance of zero and its connection to Bitcoin.

Saifedean Ammous discusses the history of conflict in Palestine, violation of private property, propaganda of mainstream media, and Bitcoin's potential to mitigate future conflicts.

Robert Breedlove, an expert on Bitcoin adoption and its impact on global finance, discusses topics such as the narratives for a Bitcoin standard, defeating centralized power, why institutions are interested in Bitcoin, and the pros and cons of AI development in a podcast with Stefania Barbaglio. The podcast also explores the potential risks of banks buying and storing Bitcoin, Bitcoin's impact and narratives in the digital age, developments in the Bitcoin ecosystem and layer two protocols, exploring the use cases of inscribing data on the Bitcoin blockchain, and the implications of artificial intelligence.

Dr. Simon Goddek, a science journalist, discusses the consequences of speaking out against Plandemic, censorship dangers, and the negative effects of pseudo-scientific money. Topics include losing his job, having bank accounts frozen, investigating a research paper, fighting a lawsuit, and questioning the science. They also touch on free speech, cancel culture, brain health, and the impact of pseudoscientific money on mainstream medical and climatology.

Guest: Luke de Wolf, co-host of the Freedom Footprint Show. In this episode, they discuss the subject-object duality and causality as subcategories of human action, the importance of apprenticeship and freedom, and why Ideology is an incomplete mythology. They also explore the power of metaphor and its similarity to money, the nature of price and its distillation of information, and the role of discipline in personal growth and creating a free individual. They also delve into lightning payments, ideologies as incomplete myths, and the allure and dangers of ideologies. Finally, they touch upon the interpretation of religious texts and the constant mediation between rules and chaos in life.

Yaron Brook, chairman of the Ayn Rand Institute, discusses Francisco's money speech by Ayn Rand, value for value, looting, and the link between money, property rights, and morality.

Exploring the concept of money as a symbolic representation of energy and information. Bitcoin as a base layer power projection protocol. The importance of education in the Bitcoin space. Discussing the biblical truth about money and the failure of Austrians in understanding Bitcoin. Introducing MindLab Pro brain supplement and CrowdHealth crowdfunding platform. Money as opportunity and optionality. Money, economics, and warfare.

Stella Assange, human rights lawyer and wife of Julian Assange, discusses her involvement with WikiLeaks, fight against corruption, and ways to free Julian. Topics include: personal relationship with Julian, criticism of WikiLeaks by governments, impact on journalism, use of the Espionage Act against Julian, state subsidy and institutionalized misinformation, integration of lightning payments, and repression of speech.

Luke de Wolf, co-host of the Freedom Footprint Show, joins in a conversation exploring the book 'Maps of Meaning' by Jordan Peterson. They discuss the story of Osiris, Isis, and Horus, the perspective of evil, intellectual humility, and how mythology relates to praxeology.