 Okay, what do I say to the idea that Bitcoin is essentially a trade-off between either cheap transactions or secure transactions? Because eventually the reward runs out and you start only getting reward from miners based on transaction fees first of all that doesn't happen for a hundred and thirty-two years and As far as I know in a hundred and thirty-two years We'll be looking at a Bitcoin interplanetary network, and I'm less worried about how we optimize the blockchain today to achieve that a lot of this is a matter of optimization and quite honestly I Don't start getting worried about a problem until we start seeing signs of a problem or even you know tiny tiny Examples of that problem part of my experience comes from reading this kind of Concerned journalism. I'll call it to avoid calling it concerned trolling But the idea here is that when I was working on the internet for example every year without fail There was an article that came out that said Ethernet has hit the limits of physical science and physics and here's proof of why Ethernet cannot exceed one megabit and then next year was an here's proof for why ethernet cannot exceed 10 megabits And a year later it was a gigabit and a year after that it was 10 gigabits and every single time There was a ethernet's about to die. We've seen that with IP that won't Can't possibly scale we're gonna run out of IP addresses and the whole thing will collapse search that won't can't possibly scale We're gonna run out of ability to do things and it will collapse storage, you know all of these doom scenarios they assume The technology is static. They also assume that when you have something of value There won't be someone to innovate and solve the problem. So to all of these problems what I see is opportunity in 1995 Every article about the internet said that it would fail because you could never find anything and some people saw that as a problem and they did a lot of rending and Pulling their hair out and crying that the internet would die and a couple of guys formed Google and decided to solve that problem Now they've got a four hundred billion industry So you can either look at it as a problem or you can say if I solve this What kind of value can I generate in this industry and so far? I have not seen any problems in Bitcoin that are unsolvable These problems are technical But they are solvable the concerns are mostly academic and the network is incredibly dynamic and resilient So in summary, I'm not worried about optimization. I'm not worried about scaling for every one of these problems I've seen ten proposed solutions long before these problems are actually real and I think we're going to see Bitcoin continue to scale continue to grow and to adapt to these challenges Without any difficulty