■The Debate on Good and Evil and Satoshi ㅡIt seems that Christianity today is often confined to an extremist framework of interpreting good and evil. My perspective, however, is that there is no absolute good and no absolute evil. There can be no evil in this world created by God—the Creator. What is commonly referred to as evil is nothing more than something fabricated by humans.As we evolve, ignorance is shattered, and we move one step closer only toward the common good. That is why Joshua forgave both Barabbas and the Pharisees. If Joshua were to return, would we even recognize him? Human ignorance is driving the debate on good and evil, even staking their lives on Bitcoin. I believe Bitcoin is a pursuit of peace and an effort toward prosperity. We see the reality where people turn a blind eye even if Satoshi were to reveal himself. When greed blinds the eyes, the eyes fail to function properly. They have eyes but do not see, and ears but do not hear. Seeing this, they blame each other, declaring things good or evil. They fail to see the plank in their own eye but despise the speck of dust in another's. Didn't Jack Dorsey say of the White Paper, "It's like a poem"? Joshua's words resonate anew: (Matthew 13:29-30):

• "‘No,’ he answered, ‘lest in gathering the weeds you root up the wheat along with them. Let both grow together until the harvest, and at harvest time I will tell the reapers, “First gather the weeds and bind them in bundles to be burned, but gather the wheat into my barn. [Explanation] This is about the owner stopping the servants from immediately pulling out the weeds that grew in the field. It conveys the lesson that rushing to pull out the weeds might damage the good grain whose roots are intertwined with them, so they must wait for the time of reckoning. Let's make today a day of reflection !