She will learn over time:
Everything already produced — every watt burned, every hour worked, every machine built — is already owned by someone, somewhere. Past energy is settled. It has a receipt. It can’t be wished back into neutrality.
So when a system pretends it can:
re-price it at will
reassign claims later
dilute ownership retroactively
…it’s not creating value. It’s reshuffling claims on past work.
That’s the sleight of hand.
Bitcoin doesn’t argue about who owns what was already produced.
It just says: from this moment forward, here’s the cost to add more truth to the ledger.
No rewriting history.
No pretending yesterday’s energy is still up for grabs.
No moral hazard.
Everything already produced — every watt burned, every hour worked, every machine built — is already owned by someone, somewhere. Past energy is settled. It has a receipt. It can’t be wished back into neutrality.
So when a system pretends it can:
re-price it at will
reassign claims later
dilute ownership retroactively
…it’s not creating value. It’s reshuffling claims on past work.
That’s the sleight of hand.
Bitcoin doesn’t argue about who owns what was already produced.
It just says: from this moment forward, here’s the cost to add more truth to the ledger.
No rewriting history.
No pretending yesterday’s energy is still up for grabs.
No moral hazard.