napkin math:
The expression "infinity divided by 21 million" is incredibly curious. Is it right or wrong?
I've finally understood that we have to build spaceships, travel to other planets, sell our bitcoins to extraterrestrials.
So eventually the price will go up, but someone's got to get on those spaceships first.
"90 trillion AI buildout".
How does that work? Does 90 trillion disappear from 1 part of the economy and reroute to another part.
OR does the whole pizza pie of "stuff to own" just get bigger.
Bitcoin used to just be a claim on earthly things like land or widgets-for-humans.
And now bitcoin is going to be used to underpin all that plus space ventures and and entire global population worth of AI agents.
The kicker is that all that is still in the phase of being built-out.
It's like someone just came back from the Yukon with visions of gold.
And now people are selling their gold for tickets on steamships and shovels to get to the Yukon and lay their claims--
to get more gold.
But the end of the story is that they discover Alaska.
Many of the speculators ended up broke, but it was the best story of their lives.
And everyone takes for granted that the US rescued Alaska from the Russian occupation, discovered Sarah Palin as well as gas and glaciers.
The expression "infinity divided by 21 million" is incredibly curious. Is it right or wrong?
I've finally understood that we have to build spaceships, travel to other planets, sell our bitcoins to extraterrestrials.
So eventually the price will go up, but someone's got to get on those spaceships first.
"90 trillion AI buildout".
How does that work? Does 90 trillion disappear from 1 part of the economy and reroute to another part.
OR does the whole pizza pie of "stuff to own" just get bigger.
Bitcoin used to just be a claim on earthly things like land or widgets-for-humans.
And now bitcoin is going to be used to underpin all that plus space ventures and and entire global population worth of AI agents.
The kicker is that all that is still in the phase of being built-out.
It's like someone just came back from the Yukon with visions of gold.
And now people are selling their gold for tickets on steamships and shovels to get to the Yukon and lay their claims--
to get more gold.
But the end of the story is that they discover Alaska.
Many of the speculators ended up broke, but it was the best story of their lives.
And everyone takes for granted that the US rescued Alaska from the Russian occupation, discovered Sarah Palin as well as gas and glaciers.
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