The world is changing, but should we?

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Claims that the post‑WWII/post‑Cold War consensus is failing—citing Venezuela, Iran, Davos, Madlanga Commission scandals and 2026 turmoil—and argues centralization produces fragility. Advocates building parallel institutions (fundraising via onchain and lightning) and local, voluntary governance through Lex Libertas to restore subsidiarity. Presents Bitcoin as a practical tool—fixed supply, decentralized, censorship‑resistant—to opt out of failing fiat systems and scale bottom‑up solutions rather than rely on centralized experts.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:47Current consensus unsustainable
3. 8:15Philosophical flaws of consensus
4. 12:50Reanchoring artificial systems
5. 16:52Decentralization for freedom
6. 19:44Conclusion

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