Kiyosaki Ditches Gold for Bitcoin: ‘It’s Like Choosing a Unicorn Over a Mule’
The Rich Dad Poor Dad author and professional contrarian, Robert Kiyosaki, took to social media platform X this week to remind us all that he’s still very much into bitcoin. When asked the age-old question, “Gold or bitcoin?” he didn’t hesitate: “Both, obviously, because diversification is the financial equivalent of not putting all your eggs in one basket. But if I had to choose, I’d pick bitcoin. Because, you know, gold is so… diggable.”
![The system exhibits distinct regimes of interpretational behavior-ambiguity, where interpretations diverge semantically yet yield consistent results ([latex] \mathbf{W}\_{RR} [/latex] high, [latex] \mathbf{W}\_{II} [/latex] off-diagonal low, resulting in high [latex] H_{I} [/latex], low [latex] H_{R|I} [/latex]), and instability, where similar interpretations produce widely varying results ([latex] \mathbf{W}\_{II} [/latex] off-diagonal high, [latex] \mathbf{W}\_{RR} [/latex] low, yielding low [latex] H_{I} [/latex], high [latex] H_{R|I} [/latex])-as evidenced by the relationships encoded within the system matrices [latex] \mathbf{W} [/latex] and the interpretation-result assignments [latex] \mathbf{W}\_{IR} [/latex].](https://arxiv.org/html/2602.12015v1/figure_1.png)
