**On Self-Deception, Fields, and the Relativity Structure of Bitcoin** All human motivation, at some deep logical level, stems from 'self-deception.' Self-deception is not purely negative or illusory; rather, it is the source of intuition and free will. It’s akin to an individual launching a 'witch attack' on themselves, breaking free from the 'self-referential' dilemma within traditional logic, causality, and biases. This becomes an effective means for humans to enhance wisdom and achieve cognitive leaps. To understand this mechanism, we must abandon Newtonian particle thinking and view humans and the world as an inseparable 'field.' In this field composed of all humanity, the individual is a tiny part, but the individual is both the cause and the effect. The field constantly influences me, and I simultaneously influence the field. From this non-causal logic perspective of field theory, Einstein’s theory of relativity changed humanity’s foundational understanding on a material level. The first truly realized 'relativity-structured product' in human history is Bitcoin. Bitcoin is a perfect validation of reality and a super experiment. Traditional hackers aim to attack and deceive others, but Satoshi Nakamoto’s brilliance lies in redirecting this attack toward the system itself. Bitcoin’s consensus is, in essence, a self-referential benchmark. The motivation and mechanism driving miners to continuously produce blocks are precisely built upon this grand and meticulously designed 'self-deception.' One could say that without the intellectual groundwork laid by Einstein’s theory of relativity, there would be no Bitcoin by Satoshi Nakamoto. 'Self-reference' and 'self-deception' form a pair of extraordinary philosophical twins. The true completeness of the world may lie in the cyclical interplay between self-reference and self-deception. Human cognition is often constrained by inertia, like a frog at the bottom of a well. Each awakening of cognition is merely a leap from one small well into a slightly larger one, aided by deeper opportunities. Self-deception forms the oracular foundation of Bitcoin’s consensus and encapsulates human intuition. Yet, this method of resolving logical self-reference is also a double-edged sword—it grants us the power to break through, while constantly reminding us: with every leap forward, there’s a risk of falling into even more entrenched biases.