Makoto Shibuya draws a fascinating parallel between Einstein's theory of relativity and the structural design of Bitcoin. Just as the speed of light serves as a fixed anchor that forces space and time to warp around it, Makoto argues that Bitcoin's ten-minute block interval acts as an unyielding physical constant. This fixed rhythm compels global energy markets, mining operations, and economic incentives to reorganize themselves to maintain the network's stability. By introducing a mathematical invariant into the realm of finance, the system moves away from the elasticity of political whim toward a predictable thermodynamic clock. Ultimately, Makoto suggests that this shift represents a scientific revolution where value and time are anchored to a foundation that requires the world to adapt to it, rather than the other way around.