Bitcoin Fixes This

Preston joins me to talk about the root of violence being theft, and the root of theft being the bad settlement currency.

We talk about what jurisdictional arbitrage is, why you should consider it and what factors usually go into that decision.

I talked to Aaron and David about the state of new media and how journalism and running media companies have changed the past 20-30 years. We talk about the importance of live events and how the economic model has completely changed.

Ella and Arsh, co-founders of Generation Bitcoin, discuss the challenges of educating Gen Z about Bitcoin. They highlight the importance of starting conversations about money and combating biases. They also explore the impact of social media on consumerism and the shift in information consumption. Additionally, they delve into the strengths of Gen Z and critique the education system. They share their strategy for engaging Generation Bitcoin and promoting Bitcoin awareness through entrepreneurship.

Matt Odell and Harry Sudock, founders of Bitcoin Park in Nashville, TN, discuss the significance of building a strong Bitcoin community, emphasizing the value of in-person connections and high fidelity interactions. They explore the importance of well-balanced live events, creating an environment for meaningful conversations, managing social dynamics, and getting involved in the Bitcoin community. They also touch on the benefits of starting in the bear market and announce the upcoming event Nostrilville.

What is fatherhood like? What are the considerations for starting a family? I ask these two dads questions about family under a Bitcoin Standard.

Bitcoin macroeconomists Parker Lewis and Tuur Demeester discuss the Fed's actions, inflation's impact on the financial system, the inverted yield curve, potential triggers for bank failures, delayed information in finance, the potential for a central bank digital currency, practical prepping for economic downturn, and the alignment between Bitcoin and Stoicism.

David Perell is a writer, educator and entrepreneur. We talk about the process of learning and the importance of curiosity.

Carl Trueman is a professor of Biblical and Religious studies at Grove City College. He is the author of The Triumph of the Modern Self. We talk about the modern self, how people identify themselves and how this is very different from the past. Dr. Trueman also tells us about how politics has changed significantly as a result.

I take some questions from stacker.news