The old world already sang the truth long before we saw it.

Every one of these tracks reads like prophecy today:

Fortunate Son — CCR (1969)

The class divide of imaginary digits.

Money — Pink Floyd (1973)

The soundtrack of fiat illusion.

For What It’s Worth — Buffalo Springfield (1966)

Awakening before awakening.

The Times They Are A-Changin’ — Bob Dylan (1964)

Decentralization before the vocabulary existed.

We’re Not Gonna Take It — The Who (1969)

The rebellion before the protocol.

Imagine — John Lennon (1971)

The dream of a world beyond imposed divisions.

War Pigs — Black Sabbath (1970)

Elites exposed long before block explorers.

Hotel California — Eagles (1976)

The perfect analogy for a system you can “check out” of,

but never truly leave.

If #Satoshi had a playlist in 2008,

half of it came from 1966–1975.