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The Real Reason Bitcoin Changes How You See the World | Michael Dunworth

from Rob Wallace | Bitcoin News

What if everything you thought you knew about money, value, and trust was turned upside down by a single idea? In this mind-expanding conversation, Michael Dunworth dives deep into why Bitcoin isn’t just digital currency, it’s a lens that reshapes your view of reality. “Bitcoin is like Medusa’s asset, once you see it, everything else turns to stone.” From pet rocks to protocol-level coordination, Dunworth explores how Bitcoin is more than a store of value or medium of exchange, it’s a global consensus mechanism that’s already been agreed upon over 900,000 times. This is a shift in how humanity builds trust. Topics discussed in this episode include: Bitcoin as a coordination tool for humanity Why using Bitcoin (not just holding it) is essential to understanding its impact The ongoing debate: store of value vs. medium of exchange How Bitcoin could enhance collective clarity of thought The philosophical and societal implications of decentralized agreement

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