"Human civilization is at an inflection point. Inflationary monetary policy against the backdrop of technological deflation means either that ever more power will become concentrated in the hands of the state, or that one by one, individuals will voluntarily opt into and adopt a superior monetary system, the rules of which cannot be arbitrarily changed." - Dylan Leclair
We are at the precipice of the greatest change in our monetary system in nearly the past century. The long term debt cycle is in its endgame. What has led us here, and what future does Bitcoin make possible with its emergence coinciding with the conclusion of the legacy monetary regime. Taking a deeo dive on this topic with this new article at Bitcoin Magazine, written by Dylan Leclair.
For other great episodes to explore and dig deeper into the relevant ideas, here are a few mentioned during the show:
Utopian Dystopias (by Aleks Svetski)
https://anchor.fm/thecryptoconomy/episodes/Read_515---Utopian-Dystopias-Alek-Svetski-eupes1
Fraying of the Petrodollar System (by Lyn Alden)
Part 1 - https://bitcoinaudible.com/the-fraying-of-the-petrodollar-system-part-1/
Part 2 - https://bitcoinaudible.com/the-fraying-of-the-petrodollar-system-part-2/
Check out the huge set of charts & statistics that demonstrate the massive long term debt cycle, and at what point we find ourselves in:
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/markets/the-conclusion-of-the-long-term-debt-cycle-and-the-rise-of-bitcoin
Becoming a Bitcoiner is a process, one of decisions, and proper incentives:
The first step is to start stacking, your future self will love you for it - Swan Bitcoin (swanbitcoin.com/guy)
The second step is to take responsibility of your keys, simply and securely - BitBox02 (guyswann.com/bitbox)
From there listen to every episode of BitcoinAudible or search the Library for your favorites. Then get back to me
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