Peace and Bitcoin Remastered
summary
Argues that Bitcoin is first a timestamp server — a public ledger that proves sequences of events — and only then an economy, so introduce the network before price. Gives concrete charity results: Sean’s Outpost uses donated BTC to deliver 60,000 meals in a year to Pensacola’s homeless, draws international donors, faces city backlash, and is planning a distributed, scalable outreach model. Shows tools (blockchain transparency, billboards/commercials, social media) and claims the tech already moves value anywhere in near zero time.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Start
- 1:45Metaphysical Essays by Paul Lloyd Warner
- 2:10Aurora Image from Keller, Washington by Rocky Raybell
- 3:00Who gets the food, the land and resources
- 11:13Jason King from Sean's Outpost
- 18:10Hoodie the Homeless
- 18:30Charity is the most common use case for bitcoins
- 20:03Why the hell does everyone talk about the price?
- 21:35Definition of Justice from Plato's Republic Book 4
- 25:41Time and Politics 10: Police State Futures
- 27:08Bitcoin Neutrality by Andreas Antonopoulos
- 36:53Affordance by James J. Gibson
- 39:49King as Usurper
- 40:30H.G. Wells Quote "Civilization is in a race between education and catastrophe. Let us learn the truth and spread it as far and wide as our circumstances allow. For the truth is the greatest weapon we have."
- 44:08Radical Honesty Brad Blanton, Ph.D.
- 44:29Idea about not people not being able to "bear much reality" is from T.S. Elliot's Four Quartets
- 1:05:30Byzantine General's Problem
- 1:09:57Ian Freeman Takes a 420 Ticket to Court shot by Derrick J Freeman
