Nocoiners usually cannot comprehend the workings of #bitcoin and the environments it operates in.

The biggest reason being they cannot fathom the inner workings of a technology without using it themselves.

To them, all the discussions and explanations surrounding bitcoin are mere theories that need to be proven. And although almost every aspect has already been proven, they still don't see it because they refuse to give it a try and see for themselves.

I usually use my father as a prime example to show how nocoiners are completely disconnected from bitcoin. This is because he is a strict opposer of bitcoin although he strongly believes in hard money.

My father, being a bitcoin outsider (and a staunch critic of it) thinks the following:

- Zapping others for various reasons is not logical. Since his vast experience dictates that a person must work hard in order to make money, zapping people for mere comments, jokes and helpful advice just doesn't make sense to him.

- During all of his life, nobody has ever tipped him for anything, so in his mind, tipping is only reserved for restaurants and taxi drivers 🤣 So, he thinks zapping is just a passing phase. I asked him, when in his vast history has he ever addressed millions of people (social media) in order to get tipped? In addition, if people wanted to tip him fiat, the only way was to meet him face to face.

- The idea that a zap can contain messages (i.e. advertisements) is causing him much conflict as this breaks his theory of bitcoin being a just a passing phase.

It's been 10 years that I've been trying to convince him that the future is nothing but bitcoin but he completely rejects that "theory" because he refuses to buy ANY amount of bitcoin.

Conclusion: A nocoiner will never understand bitcoin unless he/she owns some.

One day, I decided to try a new recipe for chocolate cake. I followed the instructions carefully, but I made one mistake: I used baking soda instead of baking powder. I didn't think it would make a big difference, but boy was I wrong. When I took the cake out of the oven, it looked like a flat, brown pancake. It tasted even worse. It was bitter, salty and crumbly. I learned the hard way that although baking powder and baking soda look the same at first glance, they are very different in the results they produce.

Conclusion: It's a sad fact, but most of us don't listen to good advice until we mess up big time. We think we know better, or we're too stubborn, or we're afraid of change. But then reality hits us hard, and we realize we should have paid attention to the warnings. That's when we learn our lesson, but at what cost? Sometimes, it's too late to fix our mistakes, and we have to live with the consequences. Maybe, if we were more humble and open-minded, we could avoid some of the pain and regret that comes from learning the hard way.

#Bitcoin #plebchain

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