I use "The Little Bitcoin Book" or "Magic Internet Money" myself. If I know the person is a liberal, I'll recommend "The Progressive's Case for Bitcoin" as it usually hits all of their key opposition points. All three can be quickly read and are easily digestible to a non-technical person, which is a biggie in my book.
If they come back to me after that, then I'll give them the next level reads.
Not read the progressive case for bitcoin. Is it good?
I think it does a good job hitting the usual talking points they find important. Each chapter after the base is hits one like energy usage and environment, banking system, poor and marginalized people, inflation and wealth inequality, war and peace, etc.
Cool. I have a lot of liberal friends so maybe one to read and then pass on to them
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