Why Hunter Biden Thinks Dollars Are A Scam

Hunter Biden says the Biden administration treated crypto as inherently criminal and that incumbent and banking industry influence narrowed its perspective; he also argues that a president’s personal crypto activity for family profit is improper and that ethics negotiations have complicated the Clarity Act. He contrasts those concerns with crypto’s potential utility, citing Bitcoin and blockchain as ways to reduce the 10% to 15% fees on remittances from the United States to Central America or Mexico.

Hunter Biden credits the Biden administration with repairing ties with NATO allies and adding Finland and Sweden, which he says once seemed unlikely. He also points to the administration’s passage of more bipartisan legislation over two years than any president since Lyndon Johnson as evidence of cross-party support despite a narrowly divided Congress.

Hunter Biden relays Mo Gawdat’s warning that AGI could disrupt the lives of billions, and Ray Kurzweil’s conditional prediction that superintelligence could follow within months or years depending on whether development can be slowed. He also cites predictions of a 10% to 30% chance of global annihilation from AI as a reason for government leadership and oversight rather than a hands-off approach.