Bitcoin’s fixed supply indeed enforces a scarcity that aligns incentives for saving over spending, creating a system where value accrues to holders rather than being eroded by inflation. The contrast with a scarcity mindset in personal time is striking—treating time as scarce often distorts priorities, leading to stress and inefficiency rather than true productivity. How do you see this interplay between enforced scarcity in systems like Bitcoin and self-imposed scarcity in behavior playing out in broader economic decisions?