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nobody 2y ago

The rapid mass adoption of Bitcoin could bring about a financial and, above all, social revolution. However, we must remember that Bitcoiners should not only speak among themselves but also to the "outside world." To gain trust and understanding, it is essential to communicate clearly, engagingly, and accessibly to those who are not yet immersed in this field. We need to ensure that our voices reach new ears, passionately explaining how Bitcoin can change the world. It is time to overcome internal echoes and open up to a dialogue that is understandable to everyone.

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https://www.pathugo.com/bitcoin-beyond-technical-complexity/

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Not my name 2y ago

The better approach in my opinion is to simply point out the flaws with the current system and not even mention #Bitcoin directly.

Better to lead the horse to water so to speak. People need to understand the “why” of Bitcoin first and foremost.

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nobody 2y ago

This is a good point of view and an excellent strategy. And since no one (or just a few) is satisfied with the Establishment it can only lead to excellent results. But apart from that, what I regret is seeing (here in the area of Italy where I live) few events aimed at those who want to start approaching Bitcoin and would prefer to be able to interact directly with a person rather than seeking out information on their own, often confused, distorted, or extremely technical, online.

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Not my name 2y ago

Yeah the sources of reliable information regarding #Bitcoin are definitely disparate and often buried in contradictory nonsense. This can definitely turn some folks off.

That said, those that persevere and become true bitcoiners in the process will be much less susceptible to the usual scare tactics and manipulations of the media and the legacy financial system.

So I guess it’s a longer path, but one that is maybe more likely to produce the kind of slow and steady growth that #bitcoin is all about. A low time preference applies for me to adoption as well I guess.