That's exactly what I thought when I read it. Elwar is not really the sharpest knife in the crypto drawer (a common hodler only a few steps above a simple micgoossens bacteria), so I don't think this guy is going to fool too many people if he didn't pass the Elwar test. He spent paragraphs upon paragraphs trying to sound profound without saying anything at all.
I think he also stole my quote about render unto Caesar from this thread when I mentioned it months ago:
For the religious nuts who keep posting in this thread (Coincube), Jesus is essentially defining forced taxation by the state as extortion and theft - paying tribute to a false god (Caesar). So if bitcon is not only a permissioned system (from transactions not being blinded and transaction validators being designed to centralize), but also has a taxation and extortion system built-in (being forced to pay ransom to centralized, monopoly miners if you want to move any of your imaginary tokens unlike God's money - gold and silver), then you should probably not be using it.