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This was after my last elk hunt in response to Saylor's comments on how Bitcoin needs the ETF's and companies like @MicroStrategy to succeed. It was incorrect then. It is incorrect still. And this rant is still right. Become ungovernable. Question authority. Slay your [Spoken audio]: Just listened to an interview with Michael Shaler, Bitcoin magazine, in it he discusses some things I want to talk about. He talks about how Bitcoin without the treasury companies supporting it and Black Rock would be 5,000 a coin and would eventually go to zero. He's not correct on this. Bitcoin's not going to go to zero. And it doesn't need Bitcoin companies to support it. It doesn't need Black Rock doesn't need governments to support it. He mentioned in there that if governments got together, they could eventually select a different coin, some shit coin, like Ethereum, to replace Bitcoin. That's bullshit. Bitcoin is perfect money. The greatest monetary invention in the history of mankind. It is a zero to one event. It's like the invention of the wheel. The oldest wheel in this world is about 5,000 years old. It's wooden. It was preserved in a bog and it's in Slovenia. If I take this camera off the back of my pickup truck, walkie-round to the front, show that to you. Guess what? It's going to look the same. It's a fucking wheel. need any of these companies. Governments. Governments need Bitcoin. Blackrock needs Bitcoin strategy and sailor needed Bitcoin. They were a zombie company going nowhere. Bitcoin saved their ass. So if any of you are ever concerned about that, or if you ever hear any comments to the effect that basically without support from companies or governments or any other damn source. Bitcoin's going to fail. That's not true. Bitcoin's not going to fail. Bitcoin's going to be fine. Anyway, I got to get back on the road. I'll talk to you later.