If you are reading this, you might be able to resonate with this strange feeling that I carried through my life. My peers didn’t quite get me and I often felt misunderstood by my colleagues and associates at work. Being surrounded by people who speak the same language and look like me, somehow I felt like a foreigner. At times, I could not shake off the feeling that I didn’t belong to a culture that I was born into. Here, I speak for myself: Growing up, I always felt like an outsider, not being able to fit in. While a majority of people seem to not question society’s prescribed way of life and are able to go along with it, we Bitcoiners couldn’t easily accept society’s expectations. In fact, many of us have probably felt that by adjusting to this society, parts of ourselves are dying.Īs, one by one, people have been domesticated, we Bitcoiners couldn’t be tamed. Somewhere at a deep level, perhaps we knew that this system does not nurture and nourishes us. Like me, you might have felt that life is more than just eating, sleeping and being entertained. We are made to seek our sensory pleasure and only to satisfy fleeting desires. In the consumer capitalism harnessed inside “The Matrix,” we are being pushed down to stay in survival fear and become dependent on the system. Through the global financial Ponzi scheme that enriches those who are close to money printers, it creates a paradigm of materialism, confining us within a perception of mere physical existence. This civilization run by the fiat regime operates like the matrix control system. We have been looking for answers to the problems that we can’t quite articulate.
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You don't know what it is, but it's there, like a splinter in your mind, driving you mad.” You've felt it your entire life, that there's something wrong with the world. “What you know you can't explain, but you feel it. In the film “The Matrix,” Morpheus told Neo: Many of us have gone through our lives being haunted by the feeling that we can’t quite explain. I am sure that I am not the only one to have experienced this.