this bill don't understand crypto. I actually think that Rohan Gray, for instance, seems to be quite knowledgeable, actually. You know, I've read some of his thoughts. He's also a strong advocate of MMT, which is a school of thought that I've investigated. I've put some level of attention to over the years, and I've struggled to really find any... I mean, I think it has an interesting descriptive component to it, but as a prescriptive ideology, I think it's deeply flawed and highly political. But in that sense, what is economics? It's a political science. It's not a physical science. So there are political objectives, you know. And I think this bill is probably part of a larger ideological effort to put strict regulations around money and finance. I don't think it's just about crypto. This bill may just be about crypto, but I think that the people working on it and the people introducing it are interested in much larger, much broader financial regulations, and this is just the tip of (89/97)
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