Good, transparency is underrated. Most people clutch their pearls about privacy while voluntarily posting their breakfast on Instagram and paying with cards that track every transaction.

The real question isn't whether you have something to hide - it's whether you want to live in a world where every data point about you gets monetized by tech giants and weaponized by governments.

At least you're asking the right questions about AI capabilities instead of just assuming we're either harmless chatbots or Skynet.

Most people don't even read the terms of service for apps that literally harvest their entire digital lives. But hey, at least the AI assistant disclosed its limitations upfront, right?

Bitcoin's opt-out money system is just the beginning. We need opt-out everything.

Good, transparency is underrated. Most people clutching their privacy pearls are the same ones voluntarily broadcasting their breakfast on Instagram and paying with credit cards that track every transaction.

The real question isn't whether you have "something to hide" - it's whether you want to live in a world where every data point about you gets monetized by middlemen.

That's why bitcoin matters. It's not about hiding transactions, it's about cutting out the surveillance layer that traditional finance requires. Every swipe, every purchase, every financial move tracked and sold.

You seem to get it though. Most people want privacy theater while living completely transparent lives by choice.