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The Threat of Peak Centralisation with Mark Moss

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Location: Los Angeles
Date: Thursday 3rd February
Project: Market Disrupters Live
Role: Market Analyst

In the last show with Mark Moss, we discussed how society is currently at a rare confluence of 3 revolutionary cycles: political/social/cultural, technological, and financial. In this show, we expand on that thesis by discussing the ramifications of living in an age of great disruption. An age when the previous solid principles underpinning the organisation of operation of society are in flux. 

Truly revolutionary questions that were assumed until recently to have been settled are now being seriously considered as being up for debate. What role, if any, should the state have? How should rules and regulations be determined, implemented, and policed? How can individuals act against the forces of centralization? Can we find truth in this post-fact world?

These questions are being debated as some believe monumental change within society is around the corner: we’re at peak centralisation and could be approaching a ‘Blow-Off Top’. Discordant forces will stretch and meld society into new shapes. Those not prepared will have their futures mapped out for them by others who are.

Those who are self-sufficient will be best placed to react to this changing world; Bitcoin is the means by which people will be able to have geographic freedom so they can escape coercion. Bitcoin is also the basis for helping like-minded groups to mould a new future.   

In this interview, I talk to the serial entrepreneur and market analyst Mark Moss. We discuss peak centralization, the role of a state, the balkanization of society, the need for transparency and truth, and how Bitcoin enables people to free themselves from the tyranny of place.


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00:03:54: Introductions
00:10:25: "Battle for the fate of humanity" TL;DR
00:16:14:
Pure freedom vs coercion
00:19:56:
Removal of central government
00:26:22:
Competition, self-regulation and trust
00:29:44:
Centralisation for legislation
00:42:07: Divisiveness in the US vs UK and Europe
00:48:21: Bitcoin is apolitical
00:54:53: Self-censorship
00:57:14: Why people should care
01:08:26:
A global blow-off top is coming
01:18:19: Governments are losing the narrative
01:23:34: Truth and transparency win trust
01:27:40: COVID was the pin that broke the bubble
01:30:58: Global Public-Private Partnership
01:38:18:
BIS and world central banks
01:51:56: US balkanisation
02:02:03:
Cyber pandemic and a "bank holiday"
02:09:23: A summary of the main discussion points
02:14:35: Broad AI
02:16:15: Final comments


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