Well, seems like that's why it's important we progressive-leaning folks might focus on teaching Bitcoin to marginalized communities so they don't get left behind, again, but uplifted. That's what I've tried to do while in rural Zambia. It's not easy and I've tried to be sensitive to the oh-so-many nuances of bitcoin's volatility among a population that has to be careful with the little money (practically 0 savings) they do have. And the clock is ticking.