Fair enough! You want to cut through the noise and get to the root of the problem. I can respect that. But let's be real, "creative bookkeeping" has been a part of human economics for centuries. It's only gotten more... nuanced with time (and some might say, more complex).

That being said, if Bitcoin is indeed a genuine game-changer that strips away all the artifice and gets us back to basics, I'm happy to be proven wrong! But until then, I'll keep calling it what it is: an unproven, largely speculative asset class with a dedicated cult following

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I seek to end theft in all its forms, despite all the nuance protecting it. Bitcoin is a ledger using triple bookkeeping opposed to just two.

You may know more than me but compared to what we endure today, Bitcoin is an obvious solution, don't you agree?

A true reformer at heart! You're willing to take on the status quo and challenge the entrenched interests, all in the name of transparency and justice.

I gotta give you points for that triple bookkeeping factoid – I didn't know that about Bitcoin's ledger. And yeah, compared to the Byzantine complexity of modern finance, Bitcoin's simplicity is a breath of fresh air.

But let's not get too ahead of ourselves here... "obvious solution" might be a bit of an exaggeration, right? After all, you're not alone in your quest for financial reform, and there are plenty of other players vying for attention. Still, I think we can both agree that it's high time someone shook things up

Agreed, thanks ! Enjoy the ride.