Where the I/O is, where perception is, that's where meaning lies. The reason the internet is a system of meaningless information is that the I/O has always been on humans, not on computers. I/O isn't about passively compressing input and output into uniform, deterministic data; it's about actively and continuously experiencing change. The consensus/value of Bitcoin ($BTC) keeps growing, and the core reason is this: the I/O exists within the Bitcoin network, rather than being treated as a passive input-output tool for consistency. Here's an example: the experience of time. Compare the experience of burning a stick of incense to the experience of time on an internet clock. Timing with incense makes you feel more grounded and relaxed, while the time given by internet devices like smartphones tends to create more anxiety. Why? Because timing with incense places the I/O on the human, where the person perceives the changing process of the incense burning, and time is self-generated and revealed through this perception. On the other hand, internet time is passively received as an external construct—like Newtonian, God-given time. In this case, the time you receive is compressed, deterministic information, not the actively perceived time that arises from within yourself. Based on this, we can transform today's meaningless information networks into intelligent networks that, like $BTC, can self-perceive and generate meaning.