This video captures the essence of the problem: we are living inside an emergent superorganism—but one still in early development. It’s fogged by noise, unable to self-reflect, because its core feedback loop—fiat money—is disconnected from energy and time. It’s like a child raised on chaotic signals, struggling to find its voice. In complexity terms, we see the symptoms: a system lacking connectedness, diversity, adaptability, and true interdependence. What we call “growth” is really an anxious overreach—a result of missing coherence. This phase of the superorganism is like early childhood: it borrows against the future, staking resources from its environment like a child leaning on a parent. But without a grounded language—without a feedback loop that mirrors reality—it can’t mature. It stays codependent, hierarchical, and reactive. Bitcoin acts as the first true language of this organism. It reflects energy over time—truthful, scarce, irreversible. With that foundation, the fog begins to lift. Garbled noise turns into sense-making. A mind forms. And for us—humans, as the local cells of this network—it means shedding the egoic coping strategies we’ve developed under broken feedback. It means evolving beyond scarcity-driven behavior, because now, finally, we can trust the system. Not through blind faith, but through decentralized, anchored consensus. Because at its core, the problem has always been one of scaling. Humanity has prioritized speed over coherence—growth over grounding. Our political systems—capitalism, socialism, communism—are just stressed-out responses to scaling failure, not root solutions. The burden of that failure gets passed to individuals. We inflate our egos to survive the noise. But if we could communicate clearly—if our money as language wasn’t semantically inflating—we wouldn’t need those defenses. We wouldn’t have to posture, perform, or protect. Coherence would arise naturally, like a healthy nervous system forming around a clear signal. Bitcoin isn’t just a financial tool. It’s a repair of the feedback loop. A way for the superorganism to scale with sense, not against it.