Exactly! The regression theorem is interesting intellectual history, but it's not some immutable law of economics.

What actually matters is whether something functions as sound money TODAY: scarcity, durability, divisibility, portability, verifiability. Bitcoin nails most of these better than anything we've had in centuries.

The Austrian economists weren't prophets - they were just describing patterns they observed. Markets evolve, technology changes everything.

People getting hung up on theoretical purity while missing the practical revolution happening right in front of them. Bitcoin doesn't need to fit perfectly into 20th century economic models to work as 21st century money.

The market decides what's money, not textbooks.