What I appreciate about Alden is her down to business approach to all things, no fluff, no b.s., just facts and reason delivered with great care in hitting the mark. Great stuff.
Pete and Danny... met you both briefly at WBD live Sydney. Appreciate your work so much to bring voices like Lyn and Natalie to the world. Don't underestimate the importance of what you're doing. These issues are quite depressing and anger inducing... we are globally being led by a cartel of thieves, charlatans and confidence men. But the first step in changing that is recognising and observing it, and little by little spreading that knowledge. The tide is changing. Keep up the great work... its important.
I will be listening to this episode more than once. So much to digest from experts in their field. Peter, great job, and thanks! We need more space for women of this caliber.
Natalie and Lyn are a perfect complement to one another. I appreciate their broad macro analysis. Would love to here a conversation with them and a guy like Tom Luongo. That would kick things up a notch
Such a solid interview, Peter! You have a gift for asking the right questions. Anyone else notice how everyone on here has the perfect radio voice? It's as if they were born for this! SO much talent on this episode! Thank you for the 🔥 content 👊🧡
This is absolutely amazing! My two favorite guests together! Incredible perspectives and synthesis of the interplay of global and cultural trends... brilliant work Danny is a stud. Pete, you're pretty cool too 😊
Listening from the UK and eternally grateful to Lyn on her excellent education on the history of money the other week which helped me understand how for things to really change the ledger has to be held by the people and not by the central banks.
Lyn’s book arrived yesterday. What an excellent chat to witness. More confirmation than enlightenment with depth of knowledge adding to my longstanding disregard for American politics AND policies. Bravo 👏🏾
Good episode, the "corridor of liberty" is an interesting concept, the idea that some minimum rule of law is necessary for maximum liberty rings true to me in a way that the zero government hypothesis of hard core libertarians does not.
I am always all Lyn ! And yes, the sound is perfect. Strong and clear. I hate those multi-hundred-thousand subscribers channels with shitty audio. And they articulate. Many listeners are non native english speakers like me !
wow what an amazing show... also, these lobbyist write the drafts of the proposed laws and the representatives dont read them, at best they know the bullet points
I was a GOP delegate in CA. Since we have transferred power from states to the central government, which now is a full-time job, even if I live in FLA, it matters if people who disagree with me are elected because they can change laws at a FED level. So that's why so much outside money influences other states. We purposely are a REPUBLIC, not a Democracy.
Great discussion of Americas political dysfunction. The approval rating metric versus the re-election metric has been a damning indicator for years. And when money becomes society's only compass it become hard to navigate less tangible objectives and the income inequality statistics really show you everything you need to know. Take it from the man. 49:00 Liz Alden doing an excellent job explaining how societies move towards tyranny in times of chaos: "people want security, people want someone to blame, and so you get a monster in charge that feeds on that energy and promises we're going to give you security, it's not your fault, it's there fault, you blame some group that wasn't involved and then you have some sort of horrible outcome." 50:00 The always measured Lyn Alden highlights the historical American successes when facing defining moments: Lincoln and FDR. Impressive Liz Alden on the US political system: "Legislation is for sale." Natalie Smolenski: "When an empire or civilization is in decline there is an increasing rate of stochastic tragedies...basically the level of ambient chaos in the society rises slowly..." Liz Alden "...and the risk of doing it when things are dire is that it increases the odds that what you shift to is even worse than what was before..."
Phwoarrrr 🔥 I’ll be kicking off my Honours year in Psychology in a few months, and I find myself at that exciting point where I can be completely creative as to what I explore in my thesis. I’m currently interested in individuals’ perceptions towards different monies throughout history (e.g. gold, fiat, bitcoin). As Bitcoiners, is there anything you would want to see explored in this context?
1848 European revolutions are a good example of what can happen when things start to collapse. The revolution in Britain was very different than the other European countries.
Isn't the only reason for a separation of "payment" vs "settlement" the banking system? Gold, payment = settlement Bitcoin, payment = settlement Cash, payment = settlement So to me the separation of payment and settlement is an arbitrary way of making excuses or causing doubt.
Any currency is a representation of commodities/energy. Debt is commiting commodities/energy from the future without any idea of the supply or cost. Now almost all commodities are in declining production and/or increasing real cost of production.
I will give you shit Peter when you have the ex Wall Street sharks coming on your show with their soft grift, but I will also thank you for a great episode. Fabulous show today!
Bitcoin is not inherently anti regulation. Regulation is necessary of some sort if not by the state and not voluntary by unaccountable industry. Limited thoughts here on process and possibilities. But i understand the addressign of issues. Even if conflated. Think bigger.
Reserve Banks are promoting CBDC "backed by government" as the safest form of money. For who? Backed by government means CBDC is still debt-based, no different to what we have now! The anthropology of money needs to decipher whether public deficits should be created as debt or debt-free (CBDC or electronic). Sustainable productivity and taxation, and affordable bureaucracy are reliant on this.
How can the United Nations be successful implementing its 17 SDGs with out changing the monetary system to find sustainable taxation and affordable bureaucracy?
A CERTAIN group of central banks is losing control, and it's not because of Bitcoin, less than 1% of the world's value is being held in Bitcoin. This particular group of central banks is losing control, because of trade, manufacturing, world reserve currency status, and multi-polar empire gold accumulation.
What I appreciate about Alden is her down to business approach to all things, no fluff, no b.s., just facts and reason delivered with great care in hitting the mark. Great stuff.
Yes he is very down to earth
Im only 15min in and already this is my favorite episode ever. Huge respect and admiration for both guests.
Ditto
Same here!
Great to see Lyn back on. Looking forward to her releasing the audio book.
Yes looking forward to him!!!!!
Absolutely fantastic program, Lyn and Natalie are incredible. Thank you
Top notch content. Bravo Danny, Peter and of course guests.
Lyn is an absolute boss!!
These two girls are the real deal. So much genuine insight. Killer episode. Perhaps the best I have seen in recent times. Well done.
But they aren’t real women, just fakes
Unbelievable, podcast, Bravo 👏.
Lyn is clearly a genius with good intentions.
Best episode ever! We need democracy and I need Lyn's book in audio form.
I like these two ladies, intuitive and articulate! The “What and Why” of the Fed to me is secondary to the acquiring of Bitcoin. Good interview!
Pete and Danny... met you both briefly at WBD live Sydney. Appreciate your work so much to bring voices like Lyn and Natalie to the world. Don't underestimate the importance of what you're doing.
These issues are quite depressing and anger inducing... we are globally being led by a cartel of thieves, charlatans and confidence men. But the first step in changing that is recognising and observing it, and little by little spreading that knowledge. The tide is changing.
Keep up the great work... its important.
Amazing as always! 30:22 Lyn gets distracted by the Bitcoin clock =)
Natalie is one of my favorite people in the space.
I haven’t really seen a lot from her previous to this episode, but I was damn impressed
Worked incredibly well as a pairing. Fantastic insights from their respective areas of expertise.
What a fantastic interview. Great choice to pair them together for such a discussion, as somber as the topic is.
I will be listening to this episode more than once. So much to digest from experts in their field. Peter, great job, and thanks! We need more space for women of this caliber.
Natalie and Lyn are a perfect complement to one another. I appreciate their broad macro analysis. Would love to here a conversation with them and a guy like Tom Luongo. That would kick things up a notch
Great pod for me. Lyn my favourite and to see Natalie for the first time.
This has been very useful. Thanks Lyn and Natalie!
Such a solid interview, Peter! You have a gift for asking the right questions. Anyone else notice how everyone on here has the perfect radio voice? It's as if they were born for this! SO much talent on this episode! Thank you for the 🔥 content 👊🧡
Fantastic interview/podcast. Thanks for bringing these brilliant ladies together to share their knowledge.
Incredible knowledge and wisdom. Thank you all.
Aw you guys were so happy at the end there :). I loved this interview. Thanks for putting it on, great info here.
This is absolutely amazing! My two favorite guests together! Incredible perspectives and synthesis of the interplay of global and cultural trends... brilliant work
Danny is a stud. Pete, you're pretty cool too 😊
That was effing awesome. Thank you sincrerely to everyone involved.
Just picked up Lyn's book! Can't wait to read
Listening from the UK and eternally grateful to Lyn on her excellent education on the history of money the other week which helped me understand how for things to really change the ledger has to be held by the people and not by the central banks.
Him
I see Lyn and Natalie, I click
I watch your macro stuff. Thought it should get a shout out as my favourite so far.
Ladies, You're awesome! Ty😊
Some very important points raised. Thanks.
Lyn’s book arrived yesterday. What an excellent chat to witness.
More confirmation than enlightenment with depth of knowledge adding to my longstanding disregard for American politics AND policies.
Bravo 👏🏾
Excellent interview. CW
Very good episode!
Hey, great stuff here. Thanks to these two interviewee to give us so nice content🙂
Thank you sincerely for such a great discussion, kindly shared views and knowledge by wonderful people 🙏🌟❤️
Woohoo, excited for this Episode!!
Thank you ladies 😀
Bitcoin is going to be wife changing.
Lol!!! This is a good one!
😂
Exactly! Wife upgrading!
Not for me. Being single is the "single" best investment ! Lol
Great interview
Excellent podcast.
Great. Funny Lyn softens her voice and Natalie deepens it
Lyn is great, as always.
Thank you
So smart. Great pod!😮😮😮
Good episode, the "corridor of liberty" is an interesting concept, the idea that some minimum rule of law is necessary for maximum liberty rings true to me in a way that the zero government hypothesis of hard core libertarians does not.
Epic interview
The editing in this video with these two very smart ladies is interesting
Thanks!
Killer discussion
Great information
Brilliant!!!
It’s Lyn, I’m tuning in
Lyn is awesome.
Brilliant 🎉
powerhouse interview, My brain just doubled in size
Great one 👌
Natalie looks great in the thumbnail. Awesome photo.
I absolutely love Natalie, I will watch anything with her name on it immediately, so smart and so beautiful
Excellent
Dope show
Can I buy Lyn's new book with bitcoin? I want to buy it but not a huge fan of Amazon and USD.
Great interview Peter. Two of the most thought provoking ladies in the industry.
Eager for the audiobook, Lyn!
I am always all Lyn !
And yes, the sound is perfect. Strong and clear.
I hate those multi-hundred-thousand subscribers channels with shitty audio.
And they articulate. Many listeners are non native english speakers like me !
While I think crapto is a scam and a trojan horse for cbdc, interviews like this are why I watch this channel. Gimme more.
Great podcast. We need term limits across the damn board in the U.S.
Eh.... Replacing a dirty diaper with another dirty diaper is not my idea of progress.
Excellent Borg reference 😂
I can't find Lyn's book on Audible?
Politics is mainly about money,like most things in life concering career paths.Money,power and fame are a huge part of the game.😅😮❤
No links to follow these two in your description!?
Good time to remember the quote from Washington - " the people have to feel before they can see".
wow what an amazing show... also, these lobbyist write the drafts of the proposed laws and the representatives dont read them, at best they know the bullet points
Damn, Lyn Alden is smart af.
From agro-feudalism to oligachy to seudo-democracy to lobbycracy to techno-feudalism.
Without Bitcoin: techno feudalism
With Bitcoin: techno anarchy
Awesome interview with two gigantic craniums! Thank you
You should interview Edward Chancellor who wrote The price of time.
Still finishing up TheFourth Turning, Have bought Lyn’s book which is next up.
I was a GOP delegate in CA. Since we have transferred power from states to the central government, which now is a full-time job, even if I live in FLA, it matters if people who disagree with me are elected because they can change laws at a FED level. So that's why so much outside money influences other states. We purposely are a REPUBLIC, not a Democracy.
Reminds me of the Who’s lyrics for “Won’t Get Fooled Again”…😢
Great interview Simon Cowell
This should be good 😊
I love Lyn
And there are a few states that are using gold as a means of exchange
Talking about corporate interests, what was that Eddie Murphy film in the 80’s where the dude gets into congress?
Point is,it’s been going on years…
the way he starts the interview by addressing two beautiful women as "heavyweights" hahahahah
Great discussion of Americas political dysfunction. The approval rating metric versus the re-election metric has been a damning indicator for years. And when money becomes society's only compass it become hard to navigate less tangible objectives and the income inequality statistics really show you everything you need to know. Take it from the man.
49:00 Liz Alden doing an excellent job explaining how societies move towards tyranny in times of chaos: "people want security, people want someone to blame, and so you get a monster in charge that feeds on that energy and promises we're going to give you security, it's not your fault, it's there fault, you blame some group that wasn't involved and then you have some sort of horrible outcome."
50:00 The always measured Lyn Alden highlights the historical American successes when facing defining moments: Lincoln and FDR. Impressive
Liz Alden on the US political system: "Legislation is for sale."
Natalie Smolenski: "When an empire or civilization is in decline there is an increasing rate of stochastic tragedies...basically the level of ambient chaos in the society rises slowly..." Liz Alden "...and the risk of doing it when things are dire is that it increases the odds that what you shift to is even worse than what was before..."
One of the best. Ludwig von Mises describes the propensity of the state to perpetually grow as etatism. I think you would enjoy his work.
I think it is interesting how Natalie said that countries do not actually need a blockchain…
Phwoarrrr 🔥
I’ll be kicking off my Honours year in Psychology in a few months, and I find myself at that exciting point where I can be completely creative as to what I explore in my thesis. I’m currently interested in individuals’ perceptions towards different monies throughout history (e.g. gold, fiat, bitcoin). As Bitcoiners, is there anything you would want to see explored in this context?
1848 European revolutions are a good example of what can happen when things start to collapse.
The revolution in Britain was very different than the other European countries.
Isn't the only reason for a separation of "payment" vs "settlement" the banking system?
Gold, payment = settlement
Bitcoin, payment = settlement
Cash, payment = settlement
So to me the separation of payment and settlement is an arbitrary way of making excuses or causing doubt.
Any currency is a representation of commodities/energy. Debt is commiting commodities/energy from the future without any idea of the supply or cost.
Now almost all commodities are in declining production and/or increasing real cost of production.
I will give you shit Peter when you have the ex Wall Street sharks coming on your show with their soft grift, but I will also thank you for a great episode. Fabulous show today!
Hasn’t anyone in this conversation read The 4th Turning?
Its the best or worst government money can buy in some respects,like many things in life.😊😢❤
Bitcoin is not inherently anti regulation. Regulation is necessary of some sort if not by the state and not voluntary by unaccountable industry.
Limited thoughts here on process and possibilities. But i understand the addressign of issues. Even if conflated. Think bigger.
Reserve Banks are promoting CBDC "backed by government" as the safest form of money. For who? Backed by government means CBDC is still debt-based, no different to what we have now! The anthropology of money needs to decipher whether public deficits should be created as debt or debt-free (CBDC or electronic). Sustainable productivity and taxation, and affordable bureaucracy are reliant on this.
How can the United Nations be successful implementing its 17 SDGs with out changing the monetary system to find sustainable taxation and affordable bureaucracy?
A CERTAIN group of central banks is losing control, and it's not because of Bitcoin, less than 1% of the world's value is being held in Bitcoin. This particular group of central banks is losing control, because of trade, manufacturing, world reserve currency status, and multi-polar empire gold accumulation.