"Predictable inflation is what keynesians love to throw around like you can actually predict it as who’s to determine what the right level/amount of inflation is."

It's predictable enough, and the right amount is 2-3%. Everyone who understands the dynamics of a barter economy knows that. We no longer need anyone to "determine it." It's been determined.

"Anything that communicates value is money and the money that does that job effectively gets to be converged upon by the market. That’s what bitcoin is,"

A currency must also be a useful unit of account for debts. Currency that depreciates slowly is the best unit of account, because it allows the parties to accelerate repayment in real terms while collateral appreciates in real terms, both of which make loans safer and cheaper to make. That's the sort of real-world difference that bitcoin ideologues miss.

VISA "communicates value." VISA is a payment method. So is bitcoin. VISA's slogan used to be 'Think of it as money." Bitcoiners think of their payment method as money. But it isn't. It's a payment method. The world may converge on bitcoin as a payment method, but it STILL won't be money.