One thing I don't understand about this is how can one be against a one world/nwo and yet then be okay with a digital global currency that relies on technology that if the governments truly want can easily shut down. I get the appeal but I don't think this leads to gaining back freedom but instead getting closer to a one world currency which will at some point lead to a one world government in my opinion.
Digital currency itself is not an inherently bad thing, even a one world currency is not necessarily bad. The problem with the digital currencies being pushed by central banks is that they are, well, centralized. In the same way that the Fed can pull new paper out of its ass at a whim, the centralized nature of CBDCs allow peoples' money to be fucked with in an infinite number of ways by the central banks, at their whim, with no recourse on the part of the holder but to obey.
Bitcoin is different in that it has no central issuer and no governing body, aside from the protocol, which is open source and run by thousands of nodes in every corner of the world. It is a learning curve, but once you understand the basics of how bitcoin's consensus mechanism works you realize how revolutionary it is. It is monetary policy that cannot be changed.
Instantly transmissible, impossible to hack (and therefore impossible to steal), permissionless and immune to censorship, and perhaps most importantly, immune to debasement and hard capped in its supply (there will only be 21 million bitcoin, not a single decimal more).
And none of the above can be changed unless every node on the planet (over 15000 across almost every country in the world, last I checked) agrees to run an altered version of the protocol. And any jackoff with a computer and an internet connection can run a node.
We are already living under a one world government, and its currency is the petrodollar. The final piece that they need for total world domination is to fully digitize the petrodollar. Bitcoin is a one world currency too, yes, and it is going to be the world reserve asset after the dollar falls, but it is a world currency that no one controls. In this way, it actually makes world government impossible.
One thing I don't understand about this is how can one be against a one world/nwo and yet then be okay with a digital global currency that relies on technology that if the governments truly want can easily shut down. I get the appeal but I don't think this leads to gaining back freedom but instead getting closer to a one world currency which will at some point lead to a one world government in my opinion.
Digital currency itself is not an inherently bad thing, even a one world currency is not necessarily bad. The problem with the digital currencies being pushed by central banks is that they are, well, centralized. In the same way that the Fed can pull new paper out of its ass at a whim, the centralized nature of CBDCs allow peoples' money to be fucked with in an infinite number of ways by the central banks, at their whim, with no recourse on the part of the holder but to obey.
Bitcoin is different in that it has no central issuer and no governing body, aside from the protocol, which is open source and run by thousands of nodes in every corner of the world. It is a learning curve, but once you understand the basics of how bitcoin's consensus mechanism works you realize how revolutionary it is. It is monetary policy that cannot be changed.
Instantly transmissible, impossible to hack (and therefore impossible to steal), permissionless and immune to censorship, and perhaps most importantly, immune to debasement and hard capped in its supply (there will only be 21 million bitcoin, not a single decimal more).
And none of the above can be changed unless every node on the planet (over 15000 across almost every country in the world, last I checked) agrees to run an altered version of the protocol. And any jackoff with a computer and an internet connection can run a node.
We are already living under a one world government, and its currency is the petrodollar. The final piece that they need for total world domination is to fully digitize the petrodollar. Bitcoin is a one world currency too, yes, and it is going to be the world reserve asset after the dollar falls, but it is a world currency that no one controls. In this way, it actually makes world government impossible.
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