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Athens' justice system began as oral law and later implemented draconian and solonian law. History sees this as progress simply because the laws came about later during the civilization--perhaps this 'progress' exacerbated the problem.

Comparing a simple system of oral laws to our current judicial system in the U.S. we could certainly say we lost our way. Lawyers and Judges must study for a decade or more to be fit to judge the morality of things, whereas in Athens, every citizen could participate and seek out justice.

In this episode we discuss the general trajectory of just, moral, and good systems into unjust, immoral, and evil systems over time--what causes this trend, and whether Bitcoin is uniquely resistant to it.

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Bitcoin is the great innovation to come out of Bitcoin, not Blockchains.

In this episode we discuss what a Blockchain does for Bitcoin and why it is absurd to use a Blockchain for any other use-case, despite what the shitcoiners tell you.

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Yet again we see our reality mirroring that of Atlas Shrugged. Advertisers threatened to pull advertising from X unless Elon Musk censored his own speech and speech that occurred on his platform. His response? "Go fuck yourself." followed by "..Hi Bob," most likely referring to Bob Iger, CEO of Disney.

Elon Musk resembles Hank Reardon from Atlas Shrugged--a titan of industry fighting for what he knows to be right, and he is not alone. As Bitcoin continues to rise, so do the titans and their power to fight the current fiat monstrosity.

In this episode we discuss the hopeful future and the roles Satoshi Nakamoto, Elon Musk, Max Keiser, Michael Saylor, and perhaps Connor McGregor and others will play.

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Javier Milei, an Anarcho-capitalist, has become president elect of Argentina.

Do we care about politics? Not normally. But more important than Milei winning is the fact that a large percent of the population has libertarian values.

The good guys are winning.

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"Don't let yourself get attached to anything you are not willing to walk out on in 30 seconds flat if you feel the heat around the corner."

Another good movie, unsurprisingly made in the 90s. We break down why this is the best bank robber movie to date.

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What is the male archetype? Or are there multiple?

This episode discusses the importance of the male archetype, the devolution of modern man,--to include modern man's creations, what is causing this devolution, and how Bitcoin fixes this.

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We talked Gladiator, now we are talking Troy. One is superior to the other--but why?

We break down what was well done in Troy, what needed to be different, and why this movie didn't fill its full potential, despite being an entertaining movie to watch. Some of the topics discussed:

-How accurate the movie is to the source material
-Paris--villain, or hero?
-How the movie equated Achilles and Paris
-Agamemnon's final revenge against Achilles (not included in the movie)

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Who is Satoshi Podcast records 100th episode-Bitcoin sees $5k daily green candle. Coincidence? Maybe. 

In this Episode we discuss the bull, the great halvening, fomo, etf approval, flight to safety, break in correlation between Bitcoin and S&P 500, and much, much more. 

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We are joined once again by Dr. Ron in an episode discussing why (almost) all awards are fake in today's society. We all know employee of the month is a rotational joke--it no longer has meaning or value as an award.

Does that mean it, and other awards like it, did not have value in the past, and will not have value in the future?

In this episode we discuss:
-the purpose of awards in the eyes of businesses, employees, and spectators
-awards vs certificates, qualifications, and titles
-awards as a form of manipulation
-awards as a way to create healthy competition
-the role fiat money plays in corrupting and politicizing awards

and how Bitcoin fixes all of this, of course

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If we could switch to a gold standard tomorrow, how would it look and what would the consequences be?

Is a reversion to a gold standard the greatest threat to Bitcoin?

How much does the upcoming Bitcoin halving affect the price?