Bitcoin is hope for a better world and We are all satoshi! On the Fourth Turning of the “What if Bitcoin” podcast, I read my 3rd quarter newsletter, since you probably already decided you’re too lazy to read it. I also add some commentary and ideas that build on the content I’m presenting, which is obviously some pretty good shit… since you’re back for the fourth episode. And if you’re not back for the fourth episode because you’ve seen the other three, then don’t forget to go back for them. You wouldn’t want them to get left behind. In this show, we (that’s you and I) talk about several major structural changes to geopolitics that have happened in the last few years, and I try to give you enough information to make you think about how they will monumentally effect the world as we push forward into the debt curve expansion of the United States Empire. (what fun!) I discuss the mechanics of the US debt, what the current fiscal dominance means for markets, and the power structures I believe are vying for control over the content that you are allowed to see. This content could serve as entertainment for the seasoned pleb, a notice for the nocoiner or real estate agent, or even be found valuable by professional investors, hedge funds, bankers, and the like. I tried to make this very approachable, to the best of my abilities. If you want me to expand on any of the ideas presented herein, please reach out to me on X at: https://x.com/TheChoamNomski and I would love to converse with you. Show notes: Original article: https://whatifbitcoin.substack.com/p/the-changing-tides-of-geopolitics NOTE: I did a lot of improv ideas in this show, so if you prefer to read, maybe read along with the show and take the time to visit the off-script areas I touch on, too. To see the fascinating post on free banking from @OffShoreHODL:https://x.com/OffshoreHODL/status/1850163120678830484 To see Saylors post to Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella from @Saylor: https://x.com/saylor/status/1849790766945587241 NOTE: I MISSPOKE and said that Microstrategy was the second largest holder of Microsoft, I meant to say Blackrock is the second largest holder of Microsoft. So I went back in and edited because I knew one of you assholes wouldn't let me forget about it. Joe Consorti Post @JoeConsorti: https://x.com/JoeConsorti/status/1849838681076482177 Links for the IMF Paper on the Liquidation of Government Debt, Things to do with Palantir, Whitney Webb’s work, and many other things are linked in the source content… So go do some digging around the rabbit hole I built for you here: https://whatifbitcoin.substack.com/p/the-changing-tides-of-geopolitics Long live satoshi.