The World As It Could Be

If you’ve read my last two posts, you know a bit about me, why this blog exists, and my perspective on the world today. But here’s the thing—my vision of what the world can be is way the fuck better.

Let’s take a step back and ask: What’s really at the root of this mess we’re in? Why do people do what they do?

At the highest level, I believe people do what they do for one thing—money. It’s the tool that enables almost everything else. No, it doesn’t directly buy happiness, but let’s be real—it makes getting there a whole lot easier. In today’s world, knowing you don’t have to stress about basic survival frees up mental space for bigger, more meaningful pursuits. But the flip side is just as important: if you don’t have enough money to survive, let alone thrive, your mind can’t focus on anything else.

That may seem obvious, but let’s sit with it for a second. If an individual, family, company, industry, country, or entire society doesn’t have the resources to sustain itself comfortably, things start to unravel. People get desperate. They take risks. They do really stupid shit when the pressure gets high enough.

And that, I believe, is what we’re seeing now.

The root of most global problems today isn’t just greed or corruption—it’s a broken monetary system. Money itself isn’t the problem. In fact, money is one of humanity’s greatest inventions. But it has evolved over time, and not always for the better. And now, we’re at a breaking point.

Enter Bitcoin.

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Bitcoin: The Catalyst for Change

I see Bitcoin as the spark for a fundamental shift in how the world operates. If (or when) we transition to a Bitcoin standard, it will transform the foundation of our monetary system. Our money will no longer be easily manipulated—by governments, central banks, or anyone else. With a fixed supply and increasing demand, Bitcoin gets more valuable over time. Every satoshi (equal to one-hundred-millionth of a bitcoin) grows in worth.

That changes everything.

Bitcoin isn’t just the best savings account—it’s the best store of value humanity has ever had. It has the potential to lift people out of poverty by giving them a financial foundation that actually appreciates rather than decays. Imagine a world where the $50 you earned ten years ago is worth $500 today, not the other way around. It just makes sense: as life gets more expensive, shouldn’t the hard work you put in gain value, too?

Now, I know some people are thinking, “Dude, if money keeps appreciating, no one will want to spend it. The economy will collapse. It’ll be anarchy!”

I hear you. But think deeper.

If money is no longer a source of constant stress—if people’s basic financial needs are met—then what? Do rich people just stop working when they have enough? Fuck no. They shift their focus to bigger, more meaningful problems. They work on passion projects. They build things that excite them. Sure, the option to check out completely would exist, but very few people actually do. Humans are wired to pursue purpose, meaning, and challenge.

A world built on a Bitcoin standard lays the foundation for this shift. It levels the playing field. It removes the invisible tax of inflation that eats away at people’s futures. And most importantly, it frees up human potential to focus on why we do what we do, rather than just surviving the grind.

This is the Sign You’ve Been Looking For – Stock Image

Enter AI: The Perfectly Timed Revolution

And that brings me to something even bigger: AI.

The timing of AI’s rise feels almost too perfect—like it was meant to happen in sync with Bitcoin. Honestly, it’s either proof we’re in a simulation, or the aliens are just us from the future, running version 1000 of this timeline. But hey, that’s a conversation for another post.

Stick with me—I’ve got some wild insights on how AI fits into this grand shift. That’s coming up next.