Hello, Pioneers. This is your favorite Jewish lawyer, Phil Moore Katz.
Unfortunately, once again, I feel that I must respond to the hysteria being drummed up by individuals screaming fire in a crowded theater.
Some individuals are suggesting that Bitcoin users must implement a soft fork,
or else they are creating legal liabilities for themselves that could create disruptions either for them or for Bitcoin as a whole.
They are framing the conversation that unless Bitcoin users and developers preemptively comply with the state, the state will attack users.
They are doing this by attempting to frame the narrative so that the state could attempt to coerce mining pools, miners, node operators, and individuals interacting with Bitcoin in general.
The narratives are being spread far and wide as conferences are giving these individuals platforms because, as we all know, Plebslop sells.
Using threats of state violence as a mechanism to attempt to enforce your ambitions around Bitcoin development is an incredibly dangerous precedent to set.
I'm here to remind people that if individuals want to live by the sword of wielding the pedophilic ruling class, they may themselves die by the sword.
It is clear that we need a reframing of the situation at hand.
There is a group of individuals shouting from the rooftops that Bitcoin will die, that the state will prosecute node operators for archiving inscribed CSAM on the blockchain.
And that as a result, individuals must support Luke Jr.'s pleb slop soft fork proposal.
As we all know, many of the most powerful individuals in government and industry are on the Epstein client list.
They do not care about exploitative material.
Instead, their primary focus is on limiting individuals' ability to express themselves or earn without first asking for permission.
Bitcoin is a permissionless system, and adjusting how it works based on imaginary fantasies of what the state may do is ludicrous.
What is threatening to the state is not an incredibly small amount of inscribed pictures,
but instead the ability for individuals to broadcast transactions that would be deemed noncompliant by the state.
The argument for filters or else using an edge case that has not been proven to be a pervasive problem
is akin to arguing for regular citizens having to use digital IDs to access the Internet.
The danger here to the state is not pictures or arbitrary data,
but the ability for individuals to transact without permission.
The social attitude of accepting the jurisdiction of the state in any regards to how an individual develops on Bitcoin,
operates a node, or broadcasts a transaction is one that threatens the very nature of Bitcoin itself.
Threatening Bitcoin through hysterics, using weaponized plebslop, and threatening the use of coercion in itself is already immoral.
But once again, I want to remind you that it may be illegal.
And whether you like it or not, Bitcoin has become a part of many governments' national security policy by being in their strategic reserves.
It has become that despite and because of its noncompliant tendencies.
Its value has grown because individuals all over the globe have adopted it because of the failings of government money.
To try and change its noncompliant nature through using hysterical exaggerations and edge cases is incredibly bad for game theory.
In many countries, it could actually be seen as an act of sabotage and treason, which could be punishable by death.
I want to encourage individuals to think a bit more before they relay harmful plebslop that is not covered by the First Amendment as well.
Ask individuals shouting fire if they really want to continue living by the sword.
Either way, I find this topic incredibly interesting, as in any legal quagmire, the Jewish lawyer always wins.
If you would like any other legal questions answered, you can reach out to me at the Jewish law firm Katz & Goldberg, where you can purchase my services for 5,000 USDT per hour.
I hope you have a good day and enjoy the podcast.
It's finally here, folks.
the pled activated slot fork pull request has officially
been given a you know a bit a bitcoin improvement proposal number four four four the reduced data
temporary soft fork it was opened by dat hanamanum i don't know how to pronounce it
You can see it's in the BITS pull requests in the Bitcoin Core GitHub repo under the BITS projects.
It says, due to Bitcoin Core V30 gaining in popularity, it has become necessary to move forward on Luke Jr.'s ML proposal.
Temporarily limit arbitrary data at the consensus level, which so far has three weeks with no objections.
implementation for the proactive deployment is under construction while the reactive deployment
feature complete but wax tests and this this gives 103 comments already um it was open two days ago
and right now the most recent comment is from yours truly where i called it you know what it is
It's plebslop.
And right now, we are in a plebslop monsoon.
It's everywhere.
I'm trying to help people realize you can't fight the plebslop.
You can only surf it.
You can go out into the ocean.
You try to fight the weights.
You will drown.
You try to fight the plebslop, you will drown.
And, I mean, listen, it boils down to this.
it's going to take more than pleb slot to reach rough consensus on a new path forward
for the project and you know it's easy to make fun of this but i think that we are you know
data has reached a point where this is this is getting pretty contentious we could
see a chain split we could get it for a year drop or drop token to sell
what's your what's your strategy richard are you going to sell
the uh the club slop token right away are you gonna wait are you gonna wait you're gonna
speculate and see if the club slop token gains value well i think if they uh if they launch
club slop token then uh it'll be interesting to see if you could spend it on nostr because
theoretically you could use it to zap people and uh certain podcasters might prefer plebsop token
but uh you know maybe maybe i'll buy some asanoa gold art with plebsop token spend it while it's
hot and uh i mean there's like a ton of things that you can do i don't think you'll be able to
buy otis bitmeyer coffee with it but we'll we'll have to see i just bought some otis bitmeyer coffee
Well, you won't be able to create an ordinal or inscribe any data, but if you, let's say Klebslepto can actually win, you know, like it's not impossible, I guess.
Does that make the existing ordinals that much more valuable because there can never be any new ordinals?
Yeah, I mean, that's a good question.
I mean, the thing that I am kind of concerned about, you know, with all of this is what if all the platforms that we have been building monetization strategies around support PlobSlop token.
We don't want to use PlobSlop token.
Like if the biggest NOSTER implementations start doing it.
I mean, you could, you could, that's the kind of the crazy thing about a fork right now is Bitcoin's integrated in all of these different platforms.
And theoretically, you would have to fork the platform to support each one, unless you're going to be doing multi-currency support.
It's pretty interesting to see which direction things go.
Do you think that forking Nostra would improve the user experience or that it would degrade it?
You have to run multiple relays per, you know, for every one relay that you're currently connected to and running now.
One for Clebs Laugh on for Bitcoin.
strangely enough i mean i don't think the majority of people that are out there
shouting the angry plebs that are tying themselves in knots i don't think the majority of them are
on these platforms they say bitcoin is money but i don't think they really embody that very often
and use bitcoin as money i think they're kind of a minority in that regard of actual bitcoin
That reminds me of one of the most frustrating episodes of what Bitcoin did when peter mccormick was still the host and he had uh you know probably the chief plus slot poster on all of social media right now p rizzo the
bitcoin historian and they were talking about what is bitcoin maximal and p was talking about
he said it doesn't matter what you say it doesn't matter what you say you believe it is your actions
that ultimately determine
Maximus or not
are you Maximus?
It's kind of like the
in the Bible it talks about
at the end in the judgment day
that the fire will come down
and it will burn
kind of like all of your whole life
all of that will keep burning
what will be left standing
when the fire is out
is your works
only your works will be left and so it's it's like it really doesn't matter what you post
it doesn't matter what you say it doesn't matter what you say you believe it doesn't matter what
you believe ultimately it's what you do it's what you put into practice um so if you can say you
believe that it is money but if you don't use it as money like it's it your words matter very little
at the end of the day yeah i mean that's one way to look at it i think there's a lot of uh
religious people out there like in Christianity that believe that their salvation comes through
faith and not through works at the end of the day. And many of them use that as a cop out
in order to not have to do any works. And I think this is like the case, you know,
with some of these Bitcoin users, they believe that their faith is the only thing necessary.
You know, their virtue signaling can stand on top of their faith, and they don't need works to back it up, if that makes sense.
Because they have experienced salvation.
They have bought Bitcoin on the exchange using KYC.
They're running a bidaxe.
They're running a start nine node.
They're not using the node for anything because they're not transacting or, you know, engaging in monetary transactions.
They're virtuous nodes instead of economic nodes.
And they have their faith upon which they can stand atop.
Right.
That's a good point.
So you're right.
Having an account and a savings plan at Swan is all it takes for you to find salvation in the fourth turning as an individual.
um however in order to impact to scale the network to improve the protocol to protect
the protocol and to advance it forward um and to reach a consensus like it takes more than a swan
savings plan like it's going to take you might have to code you may have to to dig deep and
understand game theory a little bit better and and and contribute to the solutions for some of
the problems in the user experience um it will take more than a swan savings plan to do that
but that is all it takes to save you in the fourth turning yeah i mean i don't even think you need to
to learn how to code at this point or learn how code works because uh you can just uh vibe code
on Derek Ross's platform, Shakespeare AI.
Right, right.
You can, you can VibeCode.
I mean, we could scale the protocol for the world,
for the future with VibeCode.
But, you know, that is a trade-off, right?
Like the VibeCode still requires a lot of work,
a lot of energy, a lot of water.
um so we may you know it it'll be more contentious to to use to vibe code everything
in the future as we kind of run into energy constraints and research constraints and there
will be like people who can code themselves who may you know in the global south who may need to
be able to code themselves to contribute but it is getting easier at you know at scale yeah it's
kind of interesting to think of like the future of bitcoin development could be vibe coding based
if they like you just take a model and train it on luke for example and you have ai luke
damn ai warrior probably be the hottest model in my opinion
i agree yeah i mean you could this is like the future looks bright for bitcoin development because
you have these AI models that are trained on these different developers and know how they think.
So you've got the Peter Todd chatbot.
You got Gloria.
They're all arguing with each other on GitHub and the mailing list.
You got Jimmy Songbot.
And that way, the developers can focus full-time on vlogging and podcasting.
Takes a lot of weight off their shoulders and just makes the development process a lot cheaper.
So Jack Dorsey doesn't have to give as much money to developers anymore.
That's true.
If you could outsource the game theory, the testing, the coding, all of the stuff, the stuff it used to take so much time, effort, sweat, tears.
you know people's families were being neglected because they were coding so hard to save bitcoin
you take that away you extrapolate that out to llm models that are trained on each of like if you
have like the mount rushmore of cordets you take satoshi gavin mike hearn uh peter wheel luke
Gloria, the top, the best, and Instagids, those guys, Shinobi, and you train a model on them.
And then you put them to work and they're, they're vibe coding adversarially against each other, trying to come up with the next good soft fork or how to get covenants to work.
and that frees up the individual actual people to go on podcasts to vlog to house spaces of mr
hodl in the morning to you uh with live their lives and achieve you know what's the
self-actualization yeah i mean the future is going to be incredibly incredibly interesting
Larry Lepard says that we're going to get out of the fourth turning in 2032.
Plus, we have seven more years.
Seven years?
Seven more years.
Seven years is a pretty short time.
I mean, so like post-fourth turning, when things level out a little bit,
do you think that we're going to need to listen to 40 Hours of Bitcoin podcast anymore?
You know, this is a question like, do you need to continue to learn?
Do you need to continue your education after college, after you get your credentials?
Some people believe that it's a lifelong journey, that you should be doing it your entire life.
You should listen to 40 hours for the rest of your life.
And some people will say that it's not necessary.
And you will probably be able to get away with it.
You're probably able to not to stop listening to 40 hours per week in 2032 and to go on to other things that you find interesting.
Who knows what that will be by that?
I mean, by the end of the fourth inning, who knows how you will be able to spend your time?
Who knows how you will want to spend your time?
That's an individual, a decision, a choice that every individual is going to have to make for themselves.
I know that
based on what I understand
about myself
and how I look at the world
I will not stop
at the end of the fourth journey
I will continue to listen 40 hours per week
but I also reserve the right to change my mind
we've seen through history
that people predicting the future
often times don't get it right
if you look at back to the future
and the way that they predicted
what things would look like modern day.
They had a bunch of goofy things that never came to fruition.
I think they were a little bit more optimistic
that humanity would develop technologically faster.
They were not predicting the sinister effects of smoking bans,
to say the least.
Yeah, when that movie was created,
you could still smoke a cigarette on a commercial airliner.
you could still you could still be on a commercial flight smoking a cigarette
and sexually harassing your stewardess that was totally legal and acceptable back then things have changed like southwest Airlines American Airlines Delta they have HR departments They have smoking bans
They have all kinds of things that restrict your freedom at this point.
And the back of the future didn't predict that.
No,
not at all.
Back to the future was way off.
Oh,
well,
yeah.
Terminator.
I think about Terminator,
right?
Like Terminator,
the,
who was talking about this recently but the in the terminator movies like the ti whatever the
the bots they were they were shaped like human beings they were shaped like plebs and
anybody who knows anything about robots and ai knows that like the optimal weapon right the drones
like the ukrainian drowns that are just wreck wreaking havoc in russia right now they don't
look anything like people they don't look anything like plebs they are like birds almost small birds
and the prediction that he's evil not evil necessarily but like these super effective
weapons um would look like plebs was false and i think a lot of people are expecting that
be like
the thing that will kill Bitcoin
is going to look like a person.
It's going to look like Jameson Lopps,
it's going to look like Shinobi.
It's going to look like a plan, for example.
But it's not like, I think,
the attack vector,
the danger,
not only to
Bitcoin, but like us
as a civilization,
it's not going to look like each other.
It's going to be more abstract than that.
It's interesting.
very interesting
yeah I mean should we
like a conversation like there's been
a lot of conversations about trying
to prevent the shit coiners from using Bitcoin
should we be having conversations
about preventing the
Terminator bots from being able to use
Bitcoin
yeah like future
future
machines or future ideas
something from the future
coming back
to destroy it?
Should we be more worried about
a time traveler destroying it?
Or should we be worried about,
as Michael Saylor says,
you know, well-funded developers
with the best intentions?
Because I don't...
I think that that is a ease.
It's like a...
It's like back to the future, the E.
It's just not seeing the threat
of the future clearly.
how do we prevent skynet from sending a terminator bot back to destroy bitcoin
we have to filter the time machine i go like wherever the time machine is relaying
skynet bots from the future we have to filter them out
i mean do you think the tapper could have been introduced by a skynet bot could this already
have been a problem like should we be looking at going into the past and preventing taproot from
happening that's a good question in this and this kind of leads me to my to another point i wanted
to talk about today but i think it segues perfectly is the quantum the quantum computer threat
is a quantum computer going to come back from the future but we don't have quantum computers today
And we do, but they don't have enough.
They're just not powerful enough to break shot T56.
And analysts, experts, whatever, they claim that some say it's a few years away.
Some people say it's decades away.
But it's a very powerful FUD right now.
But what if a quantum computer comes back from the future 100 years from now and attacks it?
How do we stop that?
I don't know.
This is the type of game theory we need to hear more about on podcasts.
Exactly.
And I was talking to Chad GVT about it.
And I told Chad GVT,
a quantum game,
if somebody or some institution,
had the most powerful, unstoppable,
you know magical computer
our entire concept of scarcity economics value it's completely upended like it doesn't
these they're completely obsoleted ideas and it's it's almost like worrying about like
being wait for work during the big bang it's like oh but there's is this super mad this is
super magical computer and I hacked my cold card.
Well,
I don't think it,
I don't,
I don't know that even that,
I don't even know if a cold card matters anymore.
If the China,
if the CCP in China have the most powerful computer in the world,
in the universe.
I think it's important for,
I tweeted about this.
We need quantum bit access.
This is where things need to start getting developed.
The open source minor guys,
the Scott and the Kano Alchemist.
we need to start getting them thinking about quantum bit axes because if we decentralize
quantum computing did you use a quantum or quantum bit axe would generate enough heat to
to warm your home in the wintertime
um as far as i understand about quantum computers they have to be really cold right so maybe the
only people that can uh run them are canadians or something people that live in these awful
climates that are freezing that would be a huge power shift if all the quantum bit tax bit axes
were running in saskatchewan they're running in manitoba running in alberta calgary
and from what we know about canadian bitcoiners most of them are feds so if the feds in canada
have had control over quantum bit
access that could be
that could be like
that could make
decentralization of threat
not a virtue
totally absolutely
yeah it's pretty interesting to think
about for sure very interesting to think about
well
um
there was a bunch of events
that happened this week so there was
uh
Lugano
know the the tether conference happened this week uh there were some memes i guess uh
mechanic had somehow got in the uh the technical staff at the conference to
to put in like laugh and or sorry applause instructions during his speech yeah i thought
that was interesting i thought it was crazy that like tether had well first of all i i talked
to a source i don't want to name names um an anonymous source but honestly like i haven't
seen proof yet so fun confirmed right believe him so it sounds like tether was bussing in plebs
from all over europe um to fill the crowd and to clap when mechanic um finishes plebs slop monologue
at the tether conference there and people were really they were really really excited about this
applause and it was posted all over the timeline on friday and there were some people that were
there were quote tweeting and saying like this this applause sounds like rough consensus to me
and i i had a i remarked on and i said you know if it's only rough consensus if the applause comes
from the world economic forum region of europe known as switzerland um otherwise
it's just sparkling club slot
sparkling club slot
interesting
I didn't hear enough people make that connection
like in the Lugano conference
hosted by Tether
it was you know we talk about
MicroStrategy headquarters being right down
the street from Langley CIA
and how that's just a coincidence
but Lugano playing the
conference is right down the street from
the World Economic Forum yearly summit.
And I just didn't hear anybody really comment on that.
Yeah.
I mean, it's an interesting precedent to set in general
if you're forming consensus of anything based on conference attendees
and who's clapping for what.
I don't know.
I did a Twitter poll asking if that's how people think
that consensus should be formed around Bitcoin development It kind of like you know there a lot of ways that people try to form consensus they form consensus based on uh or their understanding of consensus i would
say consensus is being formed their understanding of consensus is being formed by what they see in
their algorithm on twitter it's being formed by what they see or hear on the podcast that they
listen to it's being formed by uh what they're hearing in twitter spaces it's being but i i'm
just really not sure if it makes a whole lot of sense to to form consensus or your understanding
of consensus based on what's happening at the tether conference right yeah it would it would
definitely make some sense uh make more sense to you to form consensus based on a bitcoin commerce
but not a tether conference i mean tether is a totally separate totally separate coin totally
separate i guess it doesn't have its own chain but it's it's kind of like a parasite on other chains
well one thing that i think we all know is that you know the average person that
is sitting in a conference listening to the things being discussed is they're primarily
there to hear plebs law and i'm not sure if it makes a whole lot of sense to be forming your
understanding of consensus based on people that just consume and regurgitate plebs i agree
although there is you know some people say that it is not up to core for example to the activists
into, you know, make changes based on their desires,
but they kind of have to let go where Bitcoin's going.
And if consensus is being determined from club slop
and the people who consume it,
does core have kind of a obligation
to go where the club slop's going?
Skate where the club slop is going,
not where the club slop is.
do they have a fiduciary under or obligation to the plebs to follow this law and that yeah and
that yeah well that is i'm not saying that that is necessarily the case but i think that is becoming
the question one of the big questions it's definitely a question that a lot of people
are asking i think that's uh you know what what justin bachelor is really trying to communicate
is that that should be the case right right yes he and he's saying that very well he didn't state
it very clearly but he tried to state it and in on the on the what is money podcast um and that was
kind of like my takeaway was that they do like they must they have to go on they have to look at
the the down votes the thumbs down and the likes and comments and the club slot to determine where
where people, where the users, what their concerns are.
It's like the will of the voters, the will of the plets.
Speaking of the What Is Money podcast,
Robert Breedlove posted an interesting picture with his wife.
Right, he was, they were standing,
both of them were standing topless on a beach,
on Bitcoin Beach,
and he had his hands covering Lauren's boobs.
And first of all, I don't think we should censor boobs.
I don't know why he did that, but it was kind of a metaphor, right?
It was like, if you watched the Justin Batchelor episode,
it seemed like Robert Breedlove wanted to silence the boob,
who was his interview that day, which was Justin Batchelor.
It's like, why is Robert Breedlove trying to censor boobs?
Why is he censoring plebs?
Well, I think it's, I don't know.
I mean, I think it's clear that the motivation for censoring her boobs
is because there's a monetization strategy.
You can go get the uncensored boobs for a small fee.
$790 on OnlyFans.
Is that how much it costs?
I don't know.
That was just a goof, a jest of mine,
making fun of Cratter there.
But I said the boob angle, silencing and censoring boobs.
That was probably not what most people saw or thought about when they saw that picture, right?
Like it was more of a like, what the hell are you doing, bro?
Like what was your reaction when you saw that, when you saw that in Frodo?
I think I understood what you were saying on the bubble podcast, talking about pleb slop boobs.
day yes i'm glad you mentioned that because that is exactly where i was going to say i would say
that is a perfect example you know i used the anna nicole smith example but lauren boondy
is the much more contemporary example of clip slot milkers
yeah i thought i thought just you did not do a good job of explaining it so i just thought it
is outrageous but sometimes you just have to you know i get it now i understand what
milkers are and then what did i tell you right i told you it's hard to describe it you just know
them when you see them and it's exactly what happened once you saw plug slot milkers you're
like oh i get it i see what he's saying um yeah i mean it's pretty interesting
um it's got to be a weird dynamic in general to you know have a wife that
bitcoin plebs are jerking off to you know what i mean i it it is curious people's reaction
to like podcasters and other bitcoiners wives there was a thread on friday um where
some of the knots runners were kind of talking about how hot ocean um you know the mechanic's
wife is and how hot luke's wife must be and then the lawyer from ocean replies that for what it's
worth i also have a hot wife and five kids for proof of work which i don't know what that means
but um and then you know every time joy's mechanic's wife posts um justin bachler and a
lot of other Nazi guys, they always comment about how hot and cool Mechanic's wife is.
And it's just a lot of respect for the Nazi wives amongst that group.
They really respect and think that the other guy's wives are hot, and they love to tell
him that.
I just find that interesting.
Who do you think has, in this debate, or on the Nazi side, who do you think has the hottest
wife?
It's not something I would normally comment on, to be honest.
like other the hottest of other people's wives but if they want to make a public ordeal about
how hot their wife is i think it's fair to to talk about it yeah i don't know i mean i i don't
really know these guys as wives like i've met mechanics wife before she's the only one uh
she's hot but um yeah yeah for sure yeah i don't know i mean that's i don't i think the
only way that we could really determine
consensus on who has the hottest
Nazi wife is
at the Tether conference next year
they go on stage and
take turns having the audience applaud
for them.
I would be
concerned that they
might rig that. It might not be
an open and free
process of determining
consensus because one of them
could sneak in
a
applause, you know, instruction
or applause track.
It's game, yeah. It's too easy to game it.
It's like, it'd be like voting for
Teddy Bay Coins. I mean,
I'll tell you, there was
some Pleds slot milkers on stage
at the Tethered Conference that people did
not applaud for.
And those were Peter Tots.
Peter Tott had a very tight shirt on,
nipples protruding, very
disrespectful in front of the Pleds.
And he did
not get applause for those Pleds slot milkers.
those puts a lot of man elkers yeah what he did do though is he tweeted about hearing uh
luke talk about child porn in the bar
yeah he said luke was up at one o'clock in the morning in the swiss uh in the swiss bar talking
to you presumably
um somebody else's wife and talking about c sam what about uh a the world of podconf is sure uh
interesting right now to say the least is uh have you been following the nosterville
like i guess like kind of counts as a conference is nosterville a podconf approved conference
Not entirely. I mean, there was definitely some plebslop, uh, as, you know, a lot of Nostrid users like plebslop is fine. Uh, but there were some, there were some good vibes to say the least.
anybody who did anybody who denies that uh nostrich is like plebslop has never posted
plebslop on nostr and gotten you know gone viral it's just a it's a different type of
plebslop you know what i mean that's true it is it is more of a more recruit um simple
club slot i think ben justman might be the king of nostril club slot on twitter absolutely
what's interesting is club slot on nostril might look like signal on twitter
it's just it is different yeah it's it's like the club slots in the eye of the beholder
and like one man's club slots another man's signal and you can just totally invert it with
context depending on which platform he posted on you know nostril was cool there's some people
doing some interesting stuff i think um i'm just you know continue to be astounded by um
the stuff that is being built on nostril and how functional and useful it is for
the things that we're doing uh which is why i'm a fan of it it's i i never really understood the um
kind of like rally the plebs you know behind this uh you know idea that none of them understand
strategy which is what was used primarily but now there's all this functionality built
being built in it to be able to use bitcoin that's pretty cool uh the zapping it's pretty nifty
um the uh the thing like my biggest thing that i like is i really like when somebody boosts our
podcast it's uh posted on my nostril feed so i'm just scrolling through and i can see my boost there
and interact and you know comment on them i really like that feature a lot and um
I like how just the,
the interconnectedness,
like you're streaming on zap stream,
for example,
and it shows up on primal.
That's really cool.
That's really,
really cool.
And so like the,
the ability to,
to be discovered in the Noster ecosystem is getting a lot easier that in,
in ways that these other social media platforms don't allow for to the same degree and like if
if they do have that functionality you have to comply super hard in order to enjoy the benefits
of it and um it it has the potential to be you know really cool and really uh
non-compliant like it it seems like a useful place for a journalist to be
so i mean i find that promising but you know there's a lot of discussion around
you know kind of like whining about like how people just don't get in like the other system
sucks and um i find i find those types of conversations just not that interesting or
compelling uh because it's like yeah we we know we know there's npcs
like you don't have to spend all all your time you know bitching and moaning about the npcs and
bitching and moaning about everybody's retarded like uh you can just kind of do things
and um you can support your friends that are doing things and uh you tell cool stories you can
uh just put your head down and you know do your thing and uh
and i mean that's what that's what's exciting about nostr to me i think more people spending
their energy on doing that instead of just like complaining about how spotify sucks or whatever
uh you know the the fiat platform is is uh is kind of how things uh progress in that regard
uh but yeah it was cool i got to hear joe martin play for the first time he's a very good artist
you haven't listened to his uh music you should definitely check it out but he's out recording a
new album in the u.s and uh i'm excited to hear it and uh yeah i mean these these two you know
artists played and they they earned half a million sats doing a live stream which i think is huge
i think that's really cool because a lot of artists that play in a room full of like 40 people
you know they might earn like 75 dollars 75 usdts
um so i mean i mean that's like a compelling story that's a that's a cool story to tell
uh i think that's a much cooler story to focus on than you know spotify not paying artist money
but um yeah nosterville was cool the these nostre events are full of a bunch of goofballs but
there's some great people on the intellectual silk road that you'll you'll encounter um
definitely worth going to i would i would encourage people to check it out
if you ever have an event like this uh happening near you but yeah uh one thing i thought was
really interesting is uh it looks like zell's gonna integrate tether did you see that yeah they
uh good luck competing with tether on lightning what do you think is gonna happen at first um
widespread adoption of tether on zell or tether on nostr
tether on nostr for sure tether on nostr will be yeah once you can do it on lightning you can
zap some tether um that will that will really that will get the feds on nostril finally but
the problem is lightning doesn't work well custodial lightning works so and if you're
going to use tether on lightning you might as well use custodial lightning because a it works
and b because you know you have to rely on that treasury backing anyway so what's the
So what's the point of the bad UX just to use and send an asset that is, you know, ultimately permissioned and centralized?
That's a good point.
I mean, maybe Tether coming to Lightning is what it takes for Lightning to get some functionality.
Yeah, I think a lot of people have been saying this all along.
And it's like we're just waiting on tether online for the user experience and the functionality to finally kind of hit that escape velocity.
Does that mean that we should stop saying Bitcoin fixes this and start saying dollars fixes this?
Tether fixes this?
I think it's the synergy.
I think it's the Bitcoin dollar fixes this.
The Bitcoin tether fixes this.
We're going to have to have a conversation with Mark Goodwin about this.
Right.
Because, you know, I don't think you have the full potential of either of these assets without each other.
I think that's the, it's like a synergistic effect.
You have to have the USDT price NGU to really, you know, highlight the value of the other.
and you have the ngu of bitcoin and usdc germs and it it gives it just proves like oh
the stability of this for the you know i it's it's the bitcoin dollar fixes this that is the ultimate
uh message i think that bullish or bearish the anytime you're fixing things it's bullish
because gold fixed these problems that we didn't know we had and then we went off the gold standard
we went on the petrodollar
but the petrodollar
doesn't fix things
the petrodollar
causes damage
to the climate
but the bitcoin dollar fixes this hell yeah it fascinating I mean it it going to be interesting to see what the Nazis take on this is
I think they'll be a fan because Tether transactions on Bitcoin are monetary transactions, right?
So that fits into their mental models.
And, you know, Tether is a huge financial backer of Ocean and the Nats guys.
So wherever Tyler thinks, I think they will probably be easy to get them over to that camp and to side with it.
Yeah.
How do you think Stefan Levera is feeling this week after being on the debate stage and not having instructions for people to clap for him?
you probably felt a little unprepared very very few times as a bitcoin podcaster
get to a situation and feel unprepared but before turning it's one of those times where you see
edge cases like this i've been a little bit preoccupied this week so i haven't really been
following a lot of the trends of what's going on do you have any
I don't say plebslots more popular than ever.
That's the biggest trend.
And it's the inertia and the momentum is accelerating.
It's interesting.
Seems like Francis likes the plebslot PR.
Interesting.
There's a lot of news coming out of France this week.
I think their government dissolved again.
Oh, Brigitte McCrown went to pay her taxes
and found out that she's in the system as Jean Michael.
Really?
That's a big name.
Yeah, I thought that's the need you were referring to.
But Jean McCrown is listed in the government computers
on the French tax computers as Jean Michael,
which is a male name
that's really big news
so does it mean Candace is completely vindicated
at this point
if she wasn't vindicated for being hot
she's definitely vindicated
now
yeah I agree
Candace is hot she's kind of retarded a lot of times
but she's still hot
she likes pleb slop
oh she loves pleb slop
absolutely she loves it yeah this like conservative conspiracy theory plub slop is uh
it's evolving like alex jones used to be the bastion of it but now there's you know new people
coming to the forefront ian carroll candace owens hey what about nick and the quentes is that is that
yeah but like he he like he uses it but he
I mean he's got a lot of really retarded ideas
but he's very well articulated
I think he's
he's a little bit better
he's not just sitting there
repeating taglines
over and over again
I think he's got a little bit more
thoughtfulness to his content
yeah for sure he's definitely very articulate
very compelling
when he when he speaks it on a topic that's not ridiculous yeah even when he does speak on a
ridiculous topic he's still very articulate very compelling which is part of the you know
i don't know if problem is the right word but some people would definitely see it as such
yeah i think most people in israel probably don't like him very much
um
no I was
I was bringing up France because of the crown jewels
that were got stolen
hell yeah the
I read today that they
was suspected as an inside
job the head of security
or not head of security to somebody
in security they
were
linked to
discussion with the heist
robbers
by their digital communication.
They were texting back and forth.
They were in the crude chip.
I mean, this is an example.
They should probably look at hiring the Bitcoin veterans
to replace their local security.
Average area would never let that heist happen.
Mike Hobart, Mike Hobart would never, ever have let the crown jewels he heisted if he was running security.
No way.
I mean, Alex, Alex Danchik.
I don't know.
They said his vaults of gold were heisted, but I don't know.
I don't have enough information on that one.
Yeah, I mean, you want people to listen to Bitcoin podcasts guarding your crown jewels.
you know what i mean and metaphorically and literally are you in cereal or tuna
i'm eating chicken and rice actually nice it's a thermodynamically sound podcast meal
i don't know i haven't eaten cereal since i was a kid you know i love cereal but i don't eat it i
I haven't had cereal in years because it is cereals, Plob Slop.
Let's put it.
I mean, Lucky Charms, Plob Slop.
Trix, Plob Slop.
Fruity Pebbles, Plob Slop.
Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Plob Slop.
My favorite, Captain Crunch, Plob Slop.
I used to love some Captain Crunch, that's for sure.
If you don't like Captain Crunch, lose my telegram contact.
Yeah, it's been a fun week.
I would say it's been a very busy week for me.
I've had a good time.
Been spending a lot of time with my good friend Shadrack.
Big fan of Shadrack.
Shadrack?
You and Shadrack just been farting around?
We've been farting around.
Talking about podcasts.
Smoking cigarettes.
Talking about music.
I don't think it's possible to have a bad time
farting around with Shadrach.
No, if you want somebody
to fart around with, Shadrach
is probably one of the best
in the world.
I would love to fart around
with Shadrach and Bubba at Lake Satoshi.
I can't wait to...
Yeah, there's going to be some good
farting around in the future for sure.
Oh, you get Otis, Shadrach,
and...
Speaking of Bubba, I hope
that Sylvie's
And he's on ends up being their,
their podcast like theme song because it's fucking slaps.
It's so good.
I don't know.
Is that available on wave Lake yet?
I don't know.
He sent it.
Bubba sent that to me on telegram this morning.
And it was,
it was pretty early bubble must've got up at five o'clock in the morning to
share that song.
And so it's the first thing I saw this morning.
I started listening to it and I was like,
damn this is this this hits hard it's a it's certified banger yeah i mean it's um
i think it's her first song that she or one of her first songs that she's done
it's uh it's gonna be a great opener for the podcast yeah i wonder when they're gonna put
out their next show but yeah look out folks too many recons we got uh and that's she's singing
Sylvia sings that song.
She sounds like Joan Jett mixed with Pat Benatar
mixed with
who else?
It's feminine, but it's got
that raspy sound.
It sounds so good.
Little Janis Joplin.
Well, do you got anything else before we go
on the fountain booth?
Yeah, I think this week is just
kind of a
this is kind of a weird week kind of a busy week kind of interesting week and uh i think that it
will have more of the ideas stuff will keep on developing and unraveling and we'll be able to
elucidate on it further in the coming weeks especially the uh club activated slop fork
in the progress that makes absolutely well the first boost of last week's show titled
puppets on string shout no kings we talked about the boomers that are out there protesting
doing no kings protest my my my comment on
uh on github on the uh soft fork has been deleted i've been censored by
from the discussion Interesting Wow So what should we do about this Should we throw up our hands
and have a whole campaign against Bitcoin Core now?
Stomp our feet?
That's what I want to do.
Who should we target?
Who do you think deleted it?
Should we go after Locke?
Should we go after Glory?
It says Bitcoin deleted your comment.
Interesting.
should we fork bitcoin for ourselves now
we have to we have to we have to launch a bugle soft fork
maybe a bugle hard fork seems like we're moving into forking season so you know if there's going
to be uh forks maybe we should have we should jump on the bandwagon we should engage in the
free market yeah i i don't know it'd be interesting you think bugle fork could out
compete plop slop fork do you think we have enough momentum
i don't know plop slop is so popular it's like if you think of like populist
politics there's nothing more pop populist right now than plop slop populist plop slop
how much hash rate do you think we can get with fork how many bit access do you think you could uh
get on the the bugle fork i think we get at least as much as swan had swan and tether
had for swan mining we could have a dashboard
that's a significant amount of hashrate
there's probably more hashrate than bitcoin cash and bitcoin sv have combined at this point
um well cool fountain boost uh well actually not cool that's pretty lame that they they
censored you but uh first boost fundamentals 10 101 sat says i can always count on richard to
suit beyond the slop when i participate with podconf good episode and great job with the intro
yeah thank you so much i enjoyed his uh his talk or his interview that he did with larry
i thought that was pretty good yeah it was it was good to check that out for sure the the canadian
conference there in
Montreal. It's a good little fireside
chat. Is it officially
gay to call these things fireside
chats? I feel like it is.
I don't know if it's gay to call it that.
It is a gay format
for sure.
Brazilian
jiu-jitsu
is pretty gay. It's guys in their
pajamas, sweating on each other,
wrestling around,
hugging each other, putting their faces close to
each other but you know it's still necessary so important to have these formats have these
discussions have these uh these roles pull guard immediately yeah oh that's yeah um
next one from up in mike tinsterville 7777 sats bugle mile high club within its way to nosterville
So, hell yeah, Mike loves listening to the Bugle on a plane.
Listening to the Bugle weekly on a flight is the, well, it's the coolest,
it's the best thing you can do legally now, but it's the second best you can do.
Smoke and Sierra will be number one.
I got to say, Open Mike's a true pioneer.
He's an example of a guy.
Yeah.
that saw a problem and is trying to fix it you know very actively he's getting around he's
incredibly active pulling a lot of people together has a lot of really cool experience and um
has has no uh yeah he's not a club he's a true pioneer big fan late stage hodl 6006 sat says
Creed is top notch pleb slop
I like some pleb slop on occasion
like Friday beers in the garage
blaring Creed or catching up
on your 40 HPW
sometimes the bugle is pleb slop
but it knows it
so it's ironic and it's okay
it's like a cosmic gumbo
it moves to the beat of jazz
I wouldn't say that we're pleb slop
I think we just comment on the pleb slop
and we
we try to mirror it reflect it so that uh the sloppers can have a little bit more awareness but
um yeah i i agree there's nothing wrong with uh with consuming some pleb slop from time to time i
i like me some pleb slop too here and there there's kind of it's kind of like eating sugar
you know what i mean you don't want to eat too much sugar or else you'll get diabetes
and that'll be bad speaking of which uh diabetes uh luke jr was warning people not to do what you
did this week which was upload all of your grandma's famous pie recipes on chain because
the pie recipes will will give bitcoin type to diabetes i don't know why that was so offensive
i was like really taken aback you know my grandma very was a very sweet woman and uh
she's got some epic pie recipes some of the best in the world like i felt like that sort of doing
a great service to humanity and these nazis got so upset about it they accused me of abusing the
chain um they were disrespecting my grandma just absolutely like my my pie transaction
I paid a fee for it.
It got mined by a miner.
And it's an economic transaction.
That's right.
It's a shame that people are so set by this.
It's to range.
It's Graham's pie recipe arrangement syndrome at its worst.
Next one, 5,000 sats from Bubba, who we've been talking about this whole episode.
But I've been listening to 40 hours per week in music.
Much better than podcast.
You got to give the boomers this.
We had and made subversive music that is still subversive.
We do not bring this Taylor shit show.
That's on the youngins.
The youngsters.
Blonde streaks is plebsolat to the max.
That and men taking selfies of your body after you work out.
Gay, gay, gay, gay, gay.
Here's the deal.
We didn't have Hello Kitty.
we had Farrah Fawcett, Raquel Welch, and Margaret Sophia Loren.
This is why we ain't fucking gay.
We like boobs and pussy.
All hail Sidney Sweeney.
Inner Nazi tits.
Thank you, fellas.
Boomers love boobs and pussy.
Cheers to that.
That was pretty interesting.
I think the subversive music's coming.
I wouldn't count it out.
it'd be pretty funny if um i mean imagine this so like you know bitcoin rips and uh
the bitcoin podcasters really become you know the uh they become the cathedral the new cathedral
in a lot of ways they're the ones uh they become the mainstream media and uh the subversive thing
is to be anti-bitcoin i don't know what that's going to look like is it going to be like monero
music or is it going to be like uh z cash music johnny z cash johnny z cash yeah the z cash guys
have been uh farting around loud recently it's got cory clifton did alex gladstein just riled up
So interesting.
Pleby Anon, 5000 Sat, says,
Late 90s, early 2000s underground hip-hop was the most subversive music out there.
Eminem pre-record deal album.
Infinite remains the greatest rap album ever.
Yeah, a lot of people really like Infinite a lot.
It's been a very long time since I listened to it.
Have you ever listened to it, Rod?
Yeah, oh yeah, of course.
not a long time though
might be worth revisiting
yeah I think you can find it on YouTube
let me
I forgot Eminem's discography
what was his first
was it the Eminem
of the Slim Sadie show
the Eminem show something like that
I'm looking
no
no the Eminem show was a later
album
maybe it was the Marshall Mathers LP
infinite is the debut album
but i don't know if it's like the one that they put on spotify
i think was a lot of people can see yeah oh infinite is on spotify now uh the slim shady lp
then he got one called just don give a fuck 1998 i haven i don think i heard it oh it I always knew the Slim Shady LP as the original one but I could be wrong
Yeah.
No, Eminem used to be pretty fire.
And then, yeah, hip-hop and rap, super subversive.
Really cool.
Like, you think of NWA.
Those guys were pretty hardcore.
Well, thank you, Plebeon.
Next one.
KT, 2,300 sets.
It's sad, really.
Tom Morello used to be a pioneer.
Now he rages for the machine.
And for fuck's sake, Rod, Creed doesn't even qualify as a pledge slot.
Well, KT agreed to disagree on the second point.
But yes, Tom Morello and Rage, they might as well change.
I've been banned from Wikipedia, unfortunately,
for changing the references of rage against the machine
to rage for the machine.
But that's all right.
I think everybody knows that Wikipedia does not value truth,
and they like to censor it.
Yeah, who do you think this is?
Kate, Kate.
Appreciate the boost, Kate, Kate.
You sound hot.
Next boost.
Odie, 40HPW, 2100 chat, says,
we used to have base viking kings in norway that i could have supported the current norwegian
monarch family was imported from denmark in 1905 they're pretty boring and a bit lame
yeah i think this is this has been you know some historical tension of the
norwegian uh people having to deal with uh the the kind of lukewarm people from denmark
like the the norwegian vikings were always better than the danish vikings
more hardcore and out to ragnar lothbrook yeah od od i don't know if you got a chance to see this
rod od tagged me in a post on uh nostor he uh i forgot what it was he like conducts uh classical
music singing it was really really really cool uh the the post to the video that he did
but I had asked and
responded to previous
boosts from him asking him to post his
musical endeavors
but it's some real
low time preference music that's for sure
keep on posting it Odie and tagging
me in it
that's one is from
Nakaas
18
does the shaka
that's what the symbol is
shaka to the boys
at the Bugle and all the pioneers tuning in.
Hashtag
Live Aloha.
And he's got a link here.
And it's a...
You have to read some of this.
It's like
computer code.
Info.
Title. Club Slot Psych.
Yes, it's Bugle Weekly.
Rich Creaser, Rob Palmer.
All of our websites.
Check out the Comply Clothing
lined uh it's just a bunch of like metadata yeah i think what he did was he uh posted a few of our
episodes the fountain links oh gotcha gotcha okay it kind of you know freaked out and so it's got our
uh found in cover art feed and you know rss info
yeah I'm not sure
anyways
Naka's 18 with another one says
Hana Hao for missing last week
Shaka
alright well thanks for
explaining what the
M symbol is
equals Shaka
Shaka
seminar 21 sats
from Rev Hoddle
trying to keep the
Pleb Slop away from meetups is the wrong approach.
Meetups are where plebs become pioneers.
They come to the meetup because they are ready to put in their work.
The meetup organizers are there to guide and teach Pleb Slop literacy.
How to recognize and think critically about Pleb Slop
and to build a local culture that is aware of Pleb Slop
but can consume it for what it is rather than be psyoped,
gaslit, and generally misled or distracted by it.
Exactly.
That is exactly what meetup organizers, pioneers should be doing.
They should be shepherding and helping the plebs, educating the plebs, helping them know when they are consuming or surrounded by plebs slop.
can help them to you know just be what's the word to be um to be aware to be to be present
and to be mindful when one sees plebs slop and not to be not let the not let the plebs slop
and you know spike your ins or not your insulin but spike your dopamine or spike your anger
response um spike your adrenaline just just see it be aware of it and let it pass i think
Rev Hodel has some
significant privileges
this rural privilege of living in
a high density pioneer
neighborhood and just having
never experienced the pleb
invasion
never having to fend off the pleb
berserkers they're coming in they're
talking about software they're
repeating the latest things that Michael Saylor
said you know you get like
20 berserkers coming in
to your meet up talking about shit coins
and you know whatever else
they're talking about it's it's pretty overwhelming you you have to figure out like a good defensive
mechanism to deal with them and like sometimes you just got to put um like boiling oil on your
walls and just dump it on them you know what i mean to chase them away beat them back shoot some
fire arrows at them um just putting on their your laser eyes is is not enough uh but i but i do agree
you know like in the meetup uh you know organizer it is kind of the role to teach people how to be
pioneers for sure uh but you you do have to deal you know at times with plebslop subversion
because uh in many ways plebslop is a ddos on signal and uh you can experience it
but i'm glad uh that you're having a good experience out there rev huddle you know great
guy lots of signal true pioneer appreciate the boost doom satoshi 521 sat says thank you for your
time answering the best podcast in the universe is no agenda by the creator of the rss protocol
and rss 2.0 which makes the possible to tip sats to podcaster instantly like zaps on noster true
value for value life got another one says uh your real low time preference greeks taking the time
to read every boost true value for value pioneers another one 521 so that says early banger songs
are highly appreciated clipping the ends of your podcast making a playlist of thank you for time
you know doom satoshi most of our songs are on uh wave lake and uh quite a few of them are on
Spotify if you want to check them out
both Rod and I if you search Richard
Grease or Rod Palmer on those platforms
you'll be able to find them
and then the last one from Dune Satoshi says
thank you for your time
and there was one final
there's some there no message
just actually a few more
500 sats from Turkey
and then 500
sats from Sasha Sasha
Hodder and then the evolves
come race
the Bitcoin Dash
from Race to Bitcoin.
Thank you, Sasha.
Sasha's a new
weekly fan.
She's been hitting up all the episodes.
She's been putting her 40 hours per week
doing her research. Shout out to Sasha.
She's also hot.
I'll have to look into what the Bitcoin Dash is.
Apparently, Sasha
can do a bunch of pull-ups.
It's pretty badass.
There was a video
of her a day interviewing
interviewing John McAfee on a boat.
I don't know if that was AI slop or if it was real,
but it looked like Sasha and looks like John McAfee.
Well, Bitcoin Magazine published that article a while back
saying that McAfee was seen in San Salvador.
So totally could be real.
I did want to, Doom Satoshi said Adam Curry's got the best podcast.
There's a lot of No Agenda fans out there.
It's definitely a good show.
I have a lot of appreciation for Adam Curry.
I'm not a regular listener, but I have been a regular listener in the past.
They kind of spend a lot of time discussing KFAB, which is okay for me.
KFAB?
Yeah, KFAB.
BTC Wrestle 200 Sat says...
My grandmother just about lost it when her cable pleb slap provider wasn't working last week for a couple of days.
If you think boomers protests are bad when they go to the No King protests,
you can't fathom the protests that would occur if they tried to take the pleb slap away from the boomers.
They're the OG pleb slap in George.
Yeah, boomers, they like their cable television.
They like watching their pharmaceutical commercials.
They like seeing sports ball.
Totally get it.
A lot of boomers like that out there.
Not all of them, but quite a few.
They've spent their entire retirements.
If they're not at the casino at the slot machines,
they're sitting on the couch watching television.
Next one from ZotXOT100sats.
Shitting on plebslop for two episodes might also be low effort plebslop.
Well, deconstructing and critically analyzing plebslop
and now three episodes in a wrap um it's not low effort it's it's it's definitely high effort
um because to defeat plebslop you need plebslop which is 10x in value it's basically signal
and credentialed there's also this thing is credentialed plebslop uh and we're credentialed
So by definition, we can't be low effort plug slop.
We put, if there's any plug slop that we're putting out there,
it's high effort plug slop.
Thanks for the boost.
BTC on board, 100 cents, pre-listen.
Where's the post-listen one?
Thank you for the boost, BTC on board.
The last one.
And then it's Dave.
Dave, our boy, Southside.
Taylor Swift has been releasing commercial music for 20 years.
m&m for 30 years sounds like a proof of work proof of perceived a slop so your advice to
mr hodl and follow intellectual silk rotors okay mr hodl's not a follow intellectual silk
rotor he's not on the intellectual mr hodl is mired in club slop uh would be a pioneer does
not concern himself with the opinion of a sea lion we know we know blueberries that a good tweet i gonna steal that south side dave going to post that right now Get your friends with Mr Hoddle Southside Dave
And I'm not trying to tell you not to be friends with them.
I'm just trying to tell you that Mr. Hoddle sucks.
And that's a, this is an objective reality,
is he is de-dossing himself.
He's wasting his time over and over again.
and um and he's wasting a lot of other people's time he should just start a podcast
he should do a little bit more work uh but yeah i mean you know just because something's pleb
doesn't mean that people aren't working hard at it i mean that's not the uh like some people work
hard at doing uh low effort and engagement content you know what i mean the taylor swift she she
tours all over the place. She might not put a ton
of effort into writing music
even though she gets credit for a lot of it.
You know, she has
writers doing it for her.
There's not a ton of creativity
to a lot of it, but
she's out there shaking
that thing on the stage and in front of those
teenage girls, having them scream
and there's effort to that.
It takes effort to travel places. It takes
effort.
Doesn't mean it's not plebs law.
but yeah i mean i i won't get offended if you like taylor swift that's that's your right
it's your right as a pioneer or a club to like taylor swift
but um you got anything else uh wrapping this rod always wrap it up before you stick it in
that's my advice
closing out folks i just want to thank you for everybody that has
subscribed the bugle we continue to put out
content we got silas thornbrook ron rob hamilton sasha fundamental southside dave
sean late stage hodl turkey shadrack open mic and avi burra really appreciate you guys
Thanks for subscribing to the show.
And folks, we'll catch you on the next week of the Bugle Weekly.
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They may hate our memes
But they cannot crush our dreams
We can still have a good time
Don't let them get you down
That's what they try to do
Break down your sense of self
By mocking what is true
If you don't believe your eyes
And refuse to use your brain
You will fall for their lies
And likely go insane
Come take my hand
Let's make a stand
Here is our chance
It's time to dance
Dance
Come and take my hand, we'll dance until the end
While the world is falling apart
They won't understand, but let them all be dead
Feel the music in your heart
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