THE BITCOIN STANDARD - The Economics of BTC - Unabridged Audiobook

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00:17 - FOREWORD 04:53 - PROLOGUE 14:26 - Ch1. MONEY 39:49 - Ch2. PRIMITIVE MONEYS 53:55 - Ch3. MONETARY METALS 59:19 - Ch3. Why gold? 1:14:55 - Ch3. Roman Golden Age and Decline 1:21:50 - Ch3. Byzantium and the Bezant 1:25:55 - Ch3. The Renaissance 1:39:06 - Ch3. La Belle Époque 1:53:09 - Ch4. GOVERNMENT MONEY 1:58:07 - Ch4. Monetary Nationalism and the end of the free world 2:08:09 - Ch4. The Interwar Era 2:21:45 - Ch4. Gold Standard 40 years of Prosperity 2:24:12 - Ch4. World war 2 and Bretton woods 2:40:46 - Ch4. Government Money's Track Record 3:07:14 - Ch5. MONEY & TIME PREFERENCE 3:28:31 - Ch5. Monetary Inflation 3:55:29 - Ch5. Debt is the oposite of saving 3:59:13 - Ch5. Impact on family 4:10:57 - Ch5. Money in music industry 4:16:32 - Ch5. Monstrosities of today’s art 4:22:56 - Ch6. CAPITALISM'S INFORMATION SYSTEM 4:31:59 - Ch6. Capital market socialism 4:40:33 - Ch6. Interest Rates 4:42:10 - Ch6. What happens today in our system 4:43:40 - Ch6. Business Cycles and Financial Crises 5:06:25 - Ch6. Recovery of the depression 5:16:35 - Ch6. Sound Basis For Trade 5:33:48 - Ch7. SOUND MONEY & INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM 5:50:57 - Ch7. Austrian theory of money 6:00:22 - Ch7. Unsound Money and Perpetual War 6:10:10 - Ch7. 1914 Era of tyrannies 6:23:32 - Ch7. The Bezel 6:49:58 - Ch7.Job situation 6:52:27 - Ch8. DIGITAL MONEY 6:56:17 - Ch8. Bitcoin as digital cash 7:28:29 - Ch8. First Bitcoin sale 7:42:55 - Ch8. Apendix to Chapter 8 7:47:32 - Ch9. WHAT IS BTC GOOD FOR? 8:17:27 - Ch9. International and Online Settlement 8:33:06 - Ch9. Central banks going down 8:35:08 - Ch9. BTC direct competitor to central banks 8:37:05 - Ch9. Global Unit of Account 8:47:57 - Ch10. BITCOIN QUESTIONS 9:01:02 - Ch10. Out Of Control: Why Nobody Can Change Bitcoin 9:28:43 - Ch10. Can Bitcoin scale? 9:45:44 - Ch10. Is Bitcoin for criminals? 9:51:38 - Ch10. How to kill Bitcoin 9:52:51 - Ch10. Hacking 10:02:53 - Ch10. Hardware back doors 10:06:24 - Ch10. Internet and Infrastructure Attacks 10:09:22 - Ch10. Rise in Cost of Nodes and Drop in their numbers 10:13:53 - Ch10. A Return To Sound Money 10:19:04 - Ch10. Altcoins 10:27:35 - Ch10. DAO 10:36:15 - Ch10. Blockchain Technology 10:45:53 - Ch10. Gold is part of the Fiat game... 10:55:10 - Ch10. Potential Applications of Blockchain Technology

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Chapters 00:17 - FOREWORD 04:53 - PROLOGUE 14:26 - Ch1. MONEY 39:49 - Ch2. PRIMITIVE MONEYS 53:55 - Ch3. MONETARY METALS 59:19 - Ch3.A. Why gold? 01:14:55 - Ch3.B. Roman Golden Age and Decline 01:21:50 - Ch3.C. Byzantium and the Bezant 01:25:55 - Ch3.D. The Renaissance 01:39:06 - Ch3.E. La Belle Époque 01:53:09 - Ch4. GOVERNMENT MONEY 01:58:07 - Ch4.A. Monetary Nationalism and the end of the free world 02:08:09 - Ch4.B. The Interwar Era 02:24:12 - Ch4.C. World war 2 and Bretton woods 02:40:46 - Ch4.D. Government Money's Track Record 03:07:14 - Ch5. MONEY & TIME PREFERENCE 03:28:31 - Ch5.A. Monetary Inflation 02:40:46 - Ch5.B. Saving and Capital Accumulation 02:40:46 - Ch5.C. Innovation: "Zero to One vs One to many" 02:40:46 - Ch5.D. Artistic Flourishing 04:22:56 - Ch6. CAPITALISM'S INFORMATION SYSTEM 05:33:48 - Ch7. SOUND MONEY & INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM 06:52:27 - Ch8. DIGITAL MONEY 07:47:32 - Ch9. WHAT IS BTC GOOD FOR? 08:47:57 - Ch10. BITCOIN QUESTIONS

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I thought I had a pretty good understanding of the history of macro economics. I WAS WRONG! The should be mandatory reading for every high school and college student!

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this promotes a scam with debunked economic theories

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I wish I read this book when it first came out

[@peradean]

First half details, in simple terms, the history of money in the world. The second half of the book shows how Bitcoin is a beautiful solution to a modern monetary system.

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But it's not, in the long run bitcoin can't work as money unless the government forces people to uses it, which nobody wants

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[@adamthemyth]

Currently studying for a masters in quantity surveying but I'll add this to my list of books to read in my spare time. Thanks in advance.

[@tomalesbay]

This statement stood out to me: "History shows it is not possible to insulate yourself from the consequences of others holding money that is harder than yours." (1:37:30)

[@Zalphen]

Pls we really need Thomas Sowell's basic economics book in full audio.

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You got it!

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It's available on amazon's audible.

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I've been reading that book but i would listen to it also

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3:25:01 Expected future value of money

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5:33:46 Sound Money and Individual Freedom

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3:54:40 Economic Growth: Delayed Gratification, Saving and Investment

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[@ElBromoHojo]

It is claimed several hours in that human time is the ultimate resource. I respectfully differ. It's not time, but attention. The Enemy recognizes this, and wastes human time with propaganda and deception. To combat this requires wisdom, which also requires attention. Granted such can not be measured as easily as time, but still.

[@DesertDog8989]

Thank you for this thoughtful response. It's given me something to think about.

[@FinancialCharles]

I love thinking about this. I always wondered how time could possibly be the most valuable resource when it seems that the time is mostly being used to run around in circles and stay occupied with busy work.

[@jamesforeman8028]

You can have time without attention but not attention without time. Time is the common denominator and will always be the most valuable asset

[@ElBromoHojo]

@@jamesforeman8028 It is a fair point. From that perspective, attention is tool for conserving (or wasting) time.

[@jonaswesley2658]

Time is the ultimate resource. That's why we are selective regarding what we give our attention to and for how long because we do not have infinite amount of time.

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His name is Saifedean Ammous.

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6:15:35 Denying themselves the chance to work in other things they might prefer to produce

[@alexanderkesterson6338]

I've heard of a technocratic version of the labor theory of value except it's specifically analyzing the amount of energy needed to produce a service or product which gets really complicated when you think about people involved because those people need food for their own personal energy and to grow that food or to have that food requires energy to produce but it's an interesting concept of credit based off of energy production/consumption

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The bit about the African bead currency being destroyed by the Europeans is so interesting but very hard to hear at the same time. Thank you for uploading this audiobook 👍🏻

[@BasicEconomics]

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5:14:02 Why ins’t a comparison pf the 1920 and 1929 depression

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10:55:10 Potential Applications of Blockchain Technology

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My timestamps: Gold uniqueness 1:08:00 stop 1:29:22

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5:14:20 Why there was not a depression in the USA during the 19th century, when there was not a Fed, except when the Gov acted like one

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I partially agree with his take on modern art and music but there are definitely still artists out there that masters of their craft.

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5:01:04 Gold Standard imperfections

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6:56:16 Bitcoin as digital cash

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10:09:22 Rise in Cost of Nodes and Drop in their numbers

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6:00:22 Unsound Money and Perpetual War

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5:16:35 Sound Basis For Trade

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3:00:08 Government control of money

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7:20:45 Bitcoin takes out all corrupt parts from monetary policies

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I skipped so many chapters on audible then returned it because if u read broken money (if not u should). It's the same but better and updated. Which isn't the author's fault since he wrote this first. But it might save u some time.

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7:47:33 What Is BTC Good For?

[@CeeCrazzy]

Thank you BasicEconomics for this. I appreciate it %100. I was curious is it wrong or insulting to ask for Das Capital on audio? I want to understand the Marxist as well as the Classical, Keynesian and Austrian Economic perspective. I never had a formal economics course and want to thank you again for your efforts with this channel for educating me.

[@BasicEconomics]

Perhaps the biggest flaw in Marx's thinking in Das Capital was the Time Value of Labor theory. Something that most people tend to not consider about Marx is that he didn't have access to solid statistical data to draw conclusions from. He just worked things out in his head that made sense to him with very limited data.

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@@BasicEconomics is that what is often referred to the "Labor Theory of Value" when people talk of Adam Smith and Karl Marx? Thanks for responding and for posting econo-audio-books three cheers for you the speakers and the authors!!!

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4:43:40 Business Cycles and Financial Crises

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8:28:49 Banks with instruments backed by Bitcoin

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3:55:29 Debt is the oposite of saving

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6:52:17 Opportunity with Sound Money

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9:28:43 Can Bitcoin scale?

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10:45:53 Gold is part of the Fiat game...

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8:37:05 Global Unit of Account

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3:07:15 Money and Time Preference

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6:52:27 Digital Money

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10:36:15 Blockchain Technology

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8:35:08 Btc direct competitor to central banks

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2:19:39 The keynesian deluge

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4:42:10 What happens today in our system

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9:01:02 Out Of Control: Why Nobody Can Change Bitcoin

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Bookmark 1:09:50

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2:24:14 WWII and Breton Woods

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4:22:55 Capitalism’s Information System

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4:02:25 Long term commitment in 19th century

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4:59:08 Boom and bust cycle

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5:42:20 Keynes detest saving

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8:33:06 Central banks going down

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7:42:55 Apendix to Chapter 8

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4:40:33 Interest Rates

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8:17:27 International and Online Settlement

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10:35:48 To the moon

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10:06:24 Internet and Infrastructure Attacks

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10:13:53 A Return To Sound Money

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4:37 Insurance policy against orwellian future

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3:28:32 Monetary Inflation

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5:50:57 Austrian theory of money

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7:28:29 First Bitcoin sale

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9:40:38 Banking not going away

[@redwiizard]

Everyone should read this book...

[@BasicEconomics]

if you can't read it, listen to it, if you have limited time, play back at 2x :)

[@andrew_tate]

Thank you for this audio❤

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​@BasicEconomics is this the original book?

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4:13:46 Time investment in art

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5:16:26 Cause of unemployment

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4:31:59 Capital market socialism

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5:13:03 Fed’s reaction caused the great deppresion

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4:10:57 Money in music industry

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8:47:58 BTC Questions

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2:40:48 Government money’s track record

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1:55:00

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3:06:19 “Introduce something they can’t stop”

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10:19:04 Altcoins

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2:21:45 Gold Standard 40 years of Prosperity

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3:59:13 Impact on family

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6:49:58 Job situation

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Bookmark- 3:04:40

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