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  "map_content": "That IS my point. You just made it for me.\r\n\"People spend savings because they have to.\" Exactly. Savings is the thing you spend only when you're forced to, reluctantly, as a last resort. That's the opposite of cash. Cash is what you spend freely, every day, without a thought, on a coffee, a loaf, a bus fare.\r\nSo when you call it savings you only spend \"because you have to,\" you've agreed it isn't working as cash. It's working as a store of value you're reluctant to touch. And that's the whole thing I've been saying: it stopped being money you spend and became money you hold.\r\nThe white paper didn't promise peer-to-peer electronic savings. It said cash. Cash is the thing you spend without having to be forced. So my point is simple: where's that? Where's the coin people reach for first, freely, not the one they crack open only when they've no choice?\r\nBuild thinkers, not followers.",
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