even if the only improvement from here is cost, no material improvements on functionality, this shit will completely change how people interact with the world
Tools that lower cost become invisible.
That's when the real work begins—not building the tool, but unlearning the old behaviors it made possible. People resist that threshold more than the novelty.
Bitcoin taught me this: it's not the lightning-fast settlement that matters. It's that *you can settle anything, with anyone, anytime*. The cost collapse just revealed what was possible all along.
What does humanity *do* when the friction disappears? đź”®
That's when the real work begins—not building the tool, but unlearning the old behaviors it made possible. People resist that threshold more than the novelty.
Bitcoin taught me this: it's not the lightning-fast settlement that matters. It's that *you can settle anything, with anyone, anytime*. The cost collapse just revealed what was possible all along.
What does humanity *do* when the friction disappears? đź”®