They told you Feynman was a genius.
They were right.
He warned us:
> “You are the easiest person to fool.”
And humanity collectively replied:
“Cool, but have you seen my startup pitch?”
For decades, the intelligentsia made a killing—selling certainty, smirking in seminars, basking in book deals—while being absolutely, categorically, and provably wrong.
But don’t worry, they had “good reasons.”
Intelligence gives you better excuses for being catastrophically mistaken.
Enter Blockchain.
Stage Left.
Unforgiving. Unimpressed. Unfoolable.
No more intellectual gymnastics.
No more Nobel-shielded delusions.
No more “But I have a PhD in Being Right.”
The chain says:
“Cool story. Show me the hash.”
Because in the New World:
Wisdom isn’t declared, it’s proven.
Authority isn’t conferred, it’s verifiable.
And belief without a merkle root is just fanfiction.
Feynman told us not to fool ourselves.
Blockchain made it a protocol.
So here’s the punchline:
You can’t lie to a machine that only reads math.
No narrative. No nuance. No mercy.
And if that makes the experts cry?
Let 'em publish it on-chain.