Orange Pill Podcast

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For the 7th episode of ORANGE PILL, Max and Stacy are joined by guests: Mitch Feierstein, Alakanani Itireleng and Abe Cambridge for a look at bitcoin as love.

Max and Stacy open the episode with a parody of the twin brothers who do reaction videos and so ORANGE PILL reacts to some political leaders and then Jerome Powell at the Federal Reserve. Stacy also notes that in Finnish the phrases, "I'll meet you ... for lunch" sounds a whole lot like "I'll kill you .... for lunch." And perhaps it is similar to what happens with Fed Speak when the free lunch for bankers means someone has to die.

They are joined by Mitch Feierstein from the 'mean streets' of Manhattan where he insists things are returning to a 1970s economic and societal meltdown. Max and Stacy accuse him of being Larry David like in his pessimism only to be proven wrong by some headlines.

Alakanani of the Satoshi Centre in Botswana (home of the honey badger) says that bitcoin makes yer feel at home, bitcoin is love. She says bitcoin is seen as a safe haven in Africa as there is a good chance your local currency could go to zero overnight in many countries on the continent and Africans are looking for something that is powerful that will give them a better future. Donate to Satoshi Centre: 3AbXJr3GRDnpWTrUdB8w16Q9Xm4HntraJ2

Abe Cambridge joins the show to talk about his thoughts on the ener-net and how 'going off grid' is the wrong way to think about individual sovereignty as it is the network that provides the anti-fragility. 

Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert with episode 6 of ORANGE PILL PODCAST.

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Max and Stacy discuss the censorship resistant quality of bitcoin sent to us at the right time as the disintegration of elite fiat media narratives crumbles around us and these institutions seek to maintain legitimacy through force. Max says the elite are going straight to carpet bombing to break the people seeking alternative narratives. It always starts as clickbait and then escalates to the gulag.

Bitcoin is like Beethoven, it doesn't care.

Bitcoin is an intergalactic SOS.

Max and Stacy ponder the early days of bitcoin when Satoshi warned against allying with Wikileaks, believing it was too early to battle the state. Bitcoin at the time was like a baby lion, or a child of an emperor hiding in exile for his own safety. Only to return a conqueror as a man.

Madge Weinstein of YeastRadio.com provides her analysis of 'cancel culture.'

They then chat to Obi Nwosu, the CEO of Coinfloor.co.uk about the coming corporate panopticon and the virtual trans-nation states they will operate. Obi believes bitcoin is the savior we needed but not necessarily the one we deserved. 

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Max and Stacy discuss creating new realities where old paradigms have failed. As empire and fiat disintegrates, storytellers are needed to craft new realities for rebirth.

They are joined by theoretical physicist and bitcoin entrepreneur, Bob McElrath to discuss: Energy as THE ONLY asset and how it is that bitcoin converts energy into a transactable currency. Bitcoin as the currency of enemies. Bitcoin as the best canary in the quantum coal mine. The hash rate will go as high as we think it's worth and energy is not a scarce resource so bitcoin mining is not 'wasting' it.

Bob McElrath leaves the conversation with a profound statement on the nature of bitcoin: not even all the energy in the galaxy or computational power of the universe could break bitcoin. Bitcoin is stronger than the universe.

Max and Stacy next turn to a conversation about solarpunk and Abe Cambridge presents a segment on alleged energy waste with bitcoin mining.

As the say goodbye, Max and Stacy promise some microdosing of ORANGE PILL in upcoming weeks as well as a group Zoom call to register for solar cell projects on the Sun Exchange platform.

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Max and Stacy chat to Knut Svanholm about the alchemy of turning greed into altruism with the bitcoin protocol.

Conversation topics: wormholes, jetpacks, greed, game theory, incentives, alchemy, yield farming, the transubstantiation of converting solar rays into bitcoin, chairy hested lesbians, quantum finance, the screaming of the yam farmers, the Holy Ghost of bitcoin, greedy pigs

Also, based on the latest gaslighting from quantum physicists, is it fair to ask, "Is any of this real?" The cat is neither dead or alive, there is no cat to begin with, it's just a cat video on a loop. In terms of the latest 'crypto' frenzy, you can judge the level of success of a defi project by the volume of screaming from the yam farmers. Max also notes the Holy Ghost in bitcoin is the protocol.

Madge Weinstein rants about Elon Musk's neuralinked pig named Gertrude.

Abe Cambridge of The Sun Exchange responds to your questions about the environmental costs of solar in terms of recycling the solar panels at the end of life.

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They chat to journalist and psychologist, Nozomi Hayase, about the psychology of bitcoin and the genius of its economic incentives that align us with human nature. Satoshi found a way to reconcile two opposing values: greed and altruism. Nozomi explains how bitcoin is 'darkness,' bitcoin is black. It is the source of light. It enables the fundamental right of religious freedom in terms of religion as a moral framework. The decentralized network of bitcoin challenge us to re-invent ourselves psychologically, distributing values of self interests, individual sovereignty, self-reliance, and mutual aid.

Madge Weinstein delivers a video communique from the underground where she declares her write in candidacy for president as the Madge Liberation Army. The two parties are pretty much the same and change is needed. Subscribe to her podcast at yeastradio.com

Finally, Abe Cambridge of The Sun Exchange gives an overview on how much alternative energy - like wind and solar - has penetrated major economies around the world.

For those who prefer video, you can watch this episode (and all others) at the Orange Pill playlist on MaxKeiserTV.

Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert with episode 2 of Orange Pill Podcast from deep inside the simulation.

They discuss the simulation replaying storylines and reusing characters from the 1960s and 70s. Max says that memes fill the role that acid played back in the sixties as we surf the solar system from a freaky pier of underground rejects. They chat to Rodolfo Novak of Coinkite about his beef with gold buggers who got lazy after 5000 years of history. They discuss hyperinflation in Brazil and whether or not it could happen to global fiat and the cost of repricing for the reset. The conversation turns to the most useless hobby you could ever have .... until you need it: amateur radio. Orange Pill then turns to a video from Abe Cambridge of TheSunExchange.com/orangepill to discuss developments in graphene that promise to reduce the cost of solar energy whilst also expanding its energy storage capacity.

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Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert with their inaugural episode of ORANGE PILL PODCAST featuring interviews with Pierre Rochard of Rochard.org and Abe Cambridge of TheSunExchange.com. There is a special video from Madge Weinstein of YeastRadio.com about the highly controversial topic of whether or not 'Chicago pizza' is, indeed, pizza. 

Topics: ethereum supplygate, bitcoin, Chicago pizza, andouillette, space travel, solar powered fracking, weaponized wind turbines, leasing solar panels, pooping in space

Episode 0000 of ORANGE PILL podcast! The unofficial first episode to be downloaded and listened to in the year 2620 during your journey to Neptune! We talk Renaissance Man, a bitcoin future and wormholes into the multiverse. 

Featuring Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert sans guests for this unsanctioned first episode!