Innis

Moses did not negotiate better brick quotas. He walked into the desert. The Israelites did not fix Egypt. They left it, and the leaving was hard, and people complained about the food, and some of them wanted to go back, and some of them did go back in their hearts even while their feet kept moving forward. Bitcoin is a desert in this same sense. Harsh. No customer service. No one to call when you lose your keys. But no pharaoh either. No one building monuments with your labour while calling it prosperity. The volatility is part of it. The path was never supposed to be safe. It was supposed to be free.