stepping up in the world in terms of our profile and stuff like that. it is anti american to destroy our currency, said senator lama on money printing. so the us dollar money printing has been a huge topic on stage at this conference. right. well, that's been a topic on their show for years and it's a global problem. and now senators, in us are beginning to really voice lead. ron paul has been saying for many years that money printing is anti america. i mean, it's as simple as that. and we am a whole party now in power who is entirely built. i'm a fraudulent of money printing. and the danger is if they take even more control and they have now and then as a straight shot to venezuela status. yeah. in fact, at this conference there, there's a big dumpster all of that as well in boulevard real ones,

and people can dumpster dive and grab some bull of ours. also during this conference while we've been here, russia has got rid of all their us dollar holdings. now in all of their various sovereign wealth funds and funds. so again, for that similar reason, partly i guess for the money printing, but mostly because of the other element of it is the censorship of the payments rail network of the us scholar. so that was a started by obama and, and accelerated under every administration after. so, russia, there will be other nations probably to do the same exits the us dollar rail system . the settlement layer, as it's centered everybody, global trade or personal trade, once a censorship resistance, currency for 75 years, post world war 2, the global geo political game, as it's called, sometimes rests upon the foundation of us dollar supremacy us dollar as world

reserve currency. you've got a major economy, russia completely outside of the dollar. that gives them a way to maneuver in a way that no other country can. but all other countries will emulate in the envious of the ability for russia to maneuver outside the dollar. it's an incredible freedom that they now have no stream to being completed by fasting. ukraine, delivering energy directly from russia to germany is just the 1st of many, many, many wins. that game theory of course, applies to that's how the point is so solid. but that is what we've always pointed out recently is that, you know, this is the 50th anniversary of all the world. why do we go on to an all us our world? well, that's because in the late 960 france demanded their goals back because they were playing the game theory. they figure that america doesn't actually have the goal

that it was supposed to be backing their international trade and back in that deficit. so they asked for the gold back, what happened next? britain asked for their goal back soon after from their naval ship into the new york harbor to get their goal. so this could be, it could trigger something like that where one nation does it. and then other nations also do it because they don't want to be the last one stuck, right in the know, it's a game of musical chairs with the dollar at this point, like chuck france said during the 2000 and a crisis that any group as long as the music's playing, nobody is going to panic. but now the music is stopping and the country the 1st out is the way to be like another film reference would be margin call, where jeremy irons makes the same as speech is like we're going to be the 1st and the biggest to get out of this losing trade, and that's the mantra of surely,

angela world. russia is playing the capitalist game against the capital as mustang . we're going to be 1st south, and then that should start an avalanche dollar exits and the us $1.01. so i'm big point and to some degree gold still for 2021. i still see big point training at joiner and $20000.00 going because i expect already be cut and half on stage here. you've had huge names across the political space, cultural space, space, and investment banking space and they've and things similar. greg foss is up there and this is what the claim magazine was saying. he said on stage, we've been out here max preaching from tabletop. so we missed this exact one. he said quote, when you have total debt to g, d, p at 400 percent, using a 3 percent discount rate, global g d p needs to grow at 12 percent just to outpace the interest expense in this equation. currency is the error term b t. c. is the best

a symmetric trade i have seen in my 30 years of training right now. what's happening in america is if you take something very simple arithmetic as that gentleman is referring to, you would think that it would set alarm bells ringing. but here in america, under the social justice warriors, they're now saying that arithmetic is racist. to understand that 2 plus 2 equals 4 makes you a white supremacist. that's what they say in america now. so a simpler arithmetic is no longer comprehensible. that's why this titanic of money getting the iceberg. bitcoin will result in catastrophic failure in many, many, many will perish. but when you decide that you no longer respect gravity, arithmetic at night and day, or 2 separate phases, you're in for trouble. it's just been remarkable because being here and the 10s of

thousands of people watch all these people on stage and many of them sound like a report episode like it's, it's weird that one cause we started out in 2009. we were so hetero, dog, and now we are like the major like this is what the world is revolving around and they're starting to see this preston pitch. who is here. we've had them on college report. we've had them on our podcasts as well. he said from said something that we've been pointing out as well. the cost of capital is completely missing price. as a result of bond market yield curve control. again, a command and control controlling the price of money trying to set the price of money, mis allocation of capital, whether it's all the share buybacks, the fracking goals, all the stuff that we've seen, of speculation across market stock market property market bond market, everything's in a bubble, that's the mis allocation capital caused by the mis pricing risk by the mis. well,

because the mis appropriation of our currency, you know, when the berlin wall fell famous public, intellectual francis fukuyama, wrote an essay called the end of history. thinking basically that the american values and triumph. now in 2021, we're seeing history start up again. essentially without america, america will be left by the white wayside as all empires parish for the usually the same reason tubers, the money printing. i think russia is really making brilliant chess moves right now . it's just mathematically found to say that it's not about taking by other than to say it point, by the way, every single other all coin, whether it's area or red pole or a card. in the case of an emergency still be know bit, i don't know, liquidity. absolutely not. because there's no markets or all on servers by you know, amazon and they're completely unsecure. only big coin wilson. again,

that's less than a lot of people are going to find very, very, very painful to learn. but i'm going to be laughing, speaking in that mark use go who i hope we will be able to interview while we're here and he was on stage and he said about these all coins or the the bleep coins as we were say right now. he said from sage, the biggest bleep coin of the mall is the u. s. dollar. we are being defrauded by the self tax of inflation. again, you know, inflation is being spoken about on the stages of tens of thousands of people. the news across america covering this, people are hearing this. the mindset is changing. everybody's expecting like hyper inflation. we sat with them argent. ginny answered dinner last night. who seemingly some shells. they said every 10 years, they have a default and hyperinflation moment. so they're kind of used to every 10 years having to leave their country. i go find somewhere else, let me go back. once the hive replaces over,

this could be our pattern right in place has been running rampant for many, many years. but it's been masked by 2 points, one labor out source, china to the mainstream media. financial times bloomberg shall be seen when propagandizing call inflation data actually call to places. and so a lot of people in the general public have been bamboozled the thinking that there is no inflation, even though we have hyper inflationary collapse of the us dollar against right now in prices are starting to skyrocket. not right now. again, mathematics is not racist. 2 plus 2 equals 4 is not always promised idea. america, believe it or not. all right, we're going to take a break now and if you can add 2 plus 2 an equal 4, then you're going to be ready for the next segment. so don't go away.

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remembers that it happened, but just shows you the power of money in las vegas. the powerful showed that true colors when the pandemic had the most contagious contagion that we've seen in decades. and then you have a mayor who doesn't care to carry on. goodman, offering the lives of the vegas residence, to be the control group, to the shiny facade, conceal a deep indifference to the people vice gonna say that they will take an action. absolutely, keep the registering and keep the slot machines doing. this is a money machine is a huge cash register that is ran by people who don't care about people's lives being lost. the me welcome back to the guys report. i'm max, you guys are time now to churn, to very rarely speak with an actual legend. but today we have

this opportunity. adam curry, welcome back to the guys report. mx guys are thank you so much. i'm always, always delighted to be with you. always so father, you kind of invented podcasting and now you reinvented podcasting with streaming. so she's taking into the 2nd layer of big coin and using the lightning network people are getting tell us about it. so the podcast is 2 point oh, you're right, 18 years ago day winder and i created podcasting. if you can, you call that an invention. yeah. everything builds upon something else. and i've been doing podcasting. i've been, everyone's been doing podcast for all this time and then all of a sudden i kind of noticed an apple and become kind of a central authority. and if they remove something from their index, which by the way, i was very happy they maintain that for all those years, then it would fall away from all these other podcast apps that didn't have the

infrastructure to really maintain 2 or 3000000 podcasts. so the 1st thing was to build an independent index called podcast index dot org. so that was any podcast be in there. we have over 3800000. apple only has 2200000. so all the podcasts in the world are probably in, in the index, no matter what the status is, free speech, we don't care. the 2nd thing is app developers were never really in the deal flow. they don't get any advertising money. you know, maybe they can sell some banner ads. so there was no incentive to create, you know, to enhance podcasting, to create new experiences. so when i bumped into the lightning network, which was really kind of by accident, i'm just like, holy, what does this thing doing? here and now i can, and i learned about key send was you can, you can stream invoice list men's micro payments. i went to dave jones who i've known for 10 years and can we make this thing work? and he said yeah, probably. and then we bumped into a couple other people including poly troy. it means chat and breeze. and now we

have, i think 15 new apps which you can find a new podcast app dot com that will let you stream potosi small bits in real time. and you determine the amount, which is kind of the 1st time that we've had a price discovery mechanism for creative content. it's always been silicon valley tells you that song is worth $0.99. that app is worth $0.99. you can't really influence that as the person who receives the value, which is the listener. what is it worth to me? a buck an hour. okay, it's $3000.00 and that's an hour. maybe you do $0.50 a minute or $100.00. that's a minute. and if you really love something, hit the boost, but you can send a 1000 sat and we now we're doing over 150000 transactions, monthly from people streaming soto, she's to broadcasters, right? i really find this interesting use. allow for more,

more price discovery to come into the interaction with the content creators and the content consumers. and it's also interesting how over the years new technologies come along and they inevitably. busy get gobbled up by the big guys and monopolized than what you're describing there with apple is they become a gatekeeper. yeah. as we've seen and almost all platforms now, all social media platforms and then it's the job of the entrepreneur to come in and break it up with something new. what is the actual name of this entity podcast index dot org is the company and is the website that is building this and managing it and has a community of open source developers around the cap index, or is and collectively, we call it podcasting. 2 point, oh and if you see this badge and you're certified, then you know it's the best podcast. if i orange pill is another great example, you know, you can stream to t o shoes and whatever after using also gets

a little piece of that. i mean, it's really a whole ecosystem where everyone works together and everyone does it. everyone gets paid and it's an interruptible money supply. and it's an uninterruptible media distribution because we removed it from silicon valley. you know, i see a connection here with what's happening on wall street. that's because wall street bad and the read it traders moved in to the online trading apps like robin hood and they swarmed in and through economies of scale, they attacked the hedge funds and a fact the establishment was kind of a continuation of occupy wall street. so you're saying is that was to joe, she says jamie to tell she's a micro payments and the payments are as little as a fraction of a penny, right. she has the fraction of a fraction of a penny. but on mass the economy, the scale global people can zoom in or swarm in. what i think of a metaphor, murmur, ations, you know, the starlings in the sky. they go through those murmur, asians,

yes. whether these patterns do really sure which way they're going. but on mass they create something and that can apply to the relationship between the content creator or the content consumer. you're getting rid of so many people in the middle . right? well, that's the beauty of it. because even at the basic level, you as an individual can make an r s s feed, which is just a text file. basically, you can put it on a server and you're good to go. you don't need anyone else. you can get your own node, plug it into your recipe blades, plug it into your network at home, and you can receive the payment. so you don't need anyone. now is it still handy to have toolmakers like bus route or, you know, are assess dot com or these guys who are hosting companies, of course, cuz they'll make it easier for or you don't have to maintain your server. but in essence, you don't need it. and yes, i think it is very analogous to what's happening with the game stop, where we initially started this as a defensive move against the platforming. now we're often,

so we have 18 features that know of the pod can know. apple doesn't have it. spotify doesn't have it, and what is really interesting is apple has started to make their own moves, and they change the way they, the way their app works, which screwed anyone who was using their, their index as an independent half developer, they could no longer use it and also apps, the episodes are not updating time, the anymore, updating it in 2 hours later or a day later, people can't get into their system. so i think they focused on, let's do subscriptions, and we'll hijack this stuff over here. and they've given up on it. so now we're driving the innovation, and i think the independent ecosystem has really been a lot more of podcasting than the big boys realizing now. yeah, it's interesting. i mean, your career obviously starting out is one of the original b j on m g a and that. busy was a huge innovation in its time and it was nevertheless,

it was the index for that paradigm of music television. and they were the chase maker. they were the gate keeper. then when the i pad came around the ipod from apple, it introduced idea of content on delivery. you get your radio show when you with jim bean, it for you is essentially what a podcast is. that's exactly how well you will, you transition into this new medium new platform. you kind of like vented or you were on a band guard. and now with streaming saps with this index applied gas. you know, you've taken it to another level on a personal level. busy your journey is, is interesting because it's more entrepreneurial than it is guy. and for the camera, you're really canoe or. and so where do you see this going in another 5 years in terms of the actual content? because the content becomes, is dynamic and price discovery becomes this dynamic. the content itself is,

i think, fundamentally changed from being like most with the same song on every 30 minutes. take shock every 10 seconds. the next video comes up, which is really how the music industry is breaking songs. now is tick tock, right? i mean that's, that's total mind control. that's some crazy drugs that am i correct. and it seems to me that music these days is, is produced by artificial intelligence. cindy or some over b and b synchronization that click tracks like almost no conscious contact with the music. it's all hitting my unconscious mind. and this kind of war of attention from area purposely. so it's really questioning me answer a question about where we're going that will address this as well. so being here at this, at this conference, which was great to see you and you know, i've been to better conferences, honestly, you know, as a little little warm and long ways and okay. but to meet people that we've been

working with for years, of course, to meet them in person. and we have done so we move our goal post so, so far now that we're going to do this for documentary, so it's dr. we'll call it documentaries to point out. this is a, again, an industry that is really hurting under the silicon valley. take over the studios if you can even get on a streaming platform at the end of the day, there's only pennies that drip out. so we're launching that it'll actually be a web l. n interface which will open up in your breeze while at or any other lightning wallet. then we're doing it for music and i think this is the core. we took one step further. this payments when you listen to a podcast for it also be for music. the creators can put a split of the money in what we call the value block. so that you as a listener will be sending maybe $100.00 sat

a minute for whatever you're listening to. but 10 percent may go to the bass player 10 percent to the mean seeing or maybe to someone who helped in best. and it goes to the individual wallets, directly from the consumer who is listening. so you remove every single middleman there. and you also put a big dent in this horrible infrastructure known as the performing rice organizations, p r o asked, have b m, i, you know, the think right? the harry fonts age the all publishing in general, which take your, your creative work and 48 months later, maybe give you a penny. and everyone else is basically still in my, in my opinion, stolen your money can build in a creative commons license into that as well. that's of course. and again, we see it as value for ration model. you get to hit broadcast or creative content. it goes global as a, me, me, and it generates a quick, you know, 200000 bucks. let's say everyone gets a slice. and when that's creative, garments,

so there's no, that's the only way it works. the only way it works is if you say anyone can access my content, if you value it, just dreaming something back while you're doing it right. and as it turns out, after 14 years of experience doing this on no agenda show, you make a lot more money or comparatively speaking, to asking people to support you for 5 bucks a month. the price discovery is in human relationship for a 1000000 480-0000 years have been exchanging stops from prehistoric times or beads for trinkets for favors, for reciprocal alco with them like may take place a year later. so this is alien. so when you, when you put that on the platform, which is the joe she's and the micro payments. we as humans get to express ourselves in a more human way. yes. right. and when i,

when i start up orange pill or podcast, that i like, even before i've even heard the end of the opening song, i've already boosted you 500. that's because i'm just happy that you put out a podcast. then if you mentioned my name, i hit that thing. 10 times, reciprocation from the content producer is also content consumer and recycling those situations. this is the beauty of the podcasting. in general is listeners, are producers, are listeners, and i think i boost as an ecosystem. i'm sending my, my earnings and sad to other podcasts that i listen to. so the whole system is, i mean it's really, this is what we saw. hg, we're really 1415 years ago as podcasting. really start until we move away from lowest common denominator. content goes why, but it's terrible to new content that is actually sol. busy satisfy that's more

vertical, but it could be even more problems. so we're getting rid of the food junk content. yes, i think the writing is on the wall. look at every single award show that's taken place for the past 2 years. yeah. the no one is watching anyone, that's just proof that it's over. people have changed their minds. we've been a lot of people have been locked down. we've gone to alternative things to listen to. you know, so often my wife and i'll be talking about, well, i hope people know about this stuff. and i said if you really look at how many alternative outlets there are between all these different podcasts in what you're doing. i think i think it's really, people are already moved away and the mainstream is just try to indoctrinate us that they're in charge and that their message just right. i think people have given that number show and people are given up with the quinn or bucker loader.

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