The Bitcoin Boomers
The Bitcoin Boomers

Money is DYING Because Bitcoin Killed it - Lawrence Lepard, Gary Leland, Bob Burnett, Bob Murphy

23 November 2025 1:22:50 Gary Leland, Bob Burnett, Lawrence Lepard, Mel Sands

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In this episode of the Bitcoin Boomers podcast, our hosts Bob Burnett, Lawrence Lepard and Gary Leland engage in a lively discussion with Dr. Robert Murphy. They discuss various economic theories, the implications of Modern Monetary Theory (MMT), and the challenges faced by different generations in today's economy.

They explore the complexities of economic thought, the impact of inflation, and the potential future of work in light of advancements in technology and the possibility of Universal Basic Income (UBI). In this conversation, the speakers discuss the multifaceted impact of AI on employment, the economy, and society.

They explore the political implications of AI advancements, the challenges posed by immigration and labor market dynamics, and the potential for taxation to support displaced workers. The discussion also delves into the future of robotics, the rise of multinational corporations, and the evolving landscape of money, particularly focusing on Bitcoin as a new paradigm for financial systems.

Full episodes are available exclusively on @BTCSessions Youtube channel. BTC Sessions is the world’s largest Bitcoin education channel, with more than 376,000 worldwide subscribers. Here-- https://youtu.be/vO6J_JEDxKc?si=Lwh62rIdmjsjqAQA

Lawrence Lepard – Macro investor, sound money advocate, author of The Big Print which can be found here- https://amzn.to/3XuzAtn

Bob Burnett – Tech veteran, mining entrepreneur, former CTO at Gateway CEO of BarefootMining.com

Gary Leland- Founder of the world's first Bitcoin Conference BitBlockBoom.com use Mel10 for a discount. April 9-12 Fort Worth Texas.

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