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0:00A: The fact that we can start putting history on-chain is a really big deal.
0:02B: Oh yeah.
0:02A: I feel like history is an asset.
0:04B: I had to try to explain that concept to someone I worked with the other day and they were just not grasping it. They were like, what do you mean? I was like, I’m doing the best I can, man. But I’m also not like, you know, I have a lot of knowledge about Web3, but I’m also not like dev level or like --
0:20A: Yeah, me either. But I feel like the fact that we can start putting history on-chain is a really big deal.
0:23B: Oh yeah.
0:24A: I feel like history is an asset. And
0:27B: especially with the way, you know, in previous times history’s been changed and altered and everything like that. Exactly. You know, that kind of prevents that aspect.
0:36A: So that’s kind of how I’m thinking. I want to do like a citizen journalism DAO. I think it’s kind of how it’s -- how I want to scale.
0:41B: Okay.
0:41A: And I want to be able to have people go out in different countries and do like this, pretty much this.
0:44B: Yeah, yeah.
0:45A: You know, and be able to like archive people, what they said around the globe.
0:48B: Yeah.
0:49A: And how many people can we get on-chain by 2030?
