People who are unable to do anything but parrot an "authority figure" are the ones who have no understanding of economics. Do you think anyone would care about what Nash said if he just parroted someone else? It's not possible for any craptocurrency to defeat metals as the base of Exter's pyramid (lowest settlement layer) because bitcoin has built-in rent seeking middlemen and counter party risk. You could even claim that since bitcoin requires a constant net energy/resource input >0 to appease these middlemen and not implode, that it's technically a debt based currency in practice. It's just not lended into existence like a traditional one.
A typical debt based currency has a constant resource drain where the whole of society has to pay the interest rate (which is always higher than the principal and requires infinite growth) or the system dies. In bitcoin, the miners just take the place of the bankers who the interest rate has to be paid to...or the system dies. PoW is also designed to centralize, so you end up with the exact same type of central bank bank model bitcoin claims to be there to defeat. There is really no reason whatsoever to use bitcoin over gold and silver. Metals actually remove counter party risk, don't have rent seeking middlemen, scale, and have no pseudo debt based element to them.
You have said that by citing my argument I do not understand it. I think you don't understand what it means to present a proper argument. Then you continue to assert your authority "exter's pyramid". Your writing is long winded and full of obfuscation and bad assumptions. But I don't need to peel the layers away. You have argued bitcoin cannot be what we are watching it be, a money and a currency. You have suggested "metals" can only take the bottom role of the pyramid, as we watch golds price and relevance decline.
What other metals are you referring to?
Golds supply is not throttled and limited like you are assuming. That is why it is losing its monetary relevance.
Reality disagrees with your belief system.
And you can't send metals around the world like you can with bitcoin
You are making blatantly silly statements:
There is really no reason whatsoever to use bitcoin over gold and silver.