Nostr

I mean sure - someone who is vocally anti Bitcoin and refuses to learn… that’s on them.

But many people simply haven’t had the exposure, luck, or intentionality to pursue this study, and to claim they “deserve” to hfsp just strikes me as arrogant and often cruel.

I know it’s not usually intended that way, but also bitcoiners can be a grumpy bunch lol

ItsyBitsyHodl 2y ago

I would agree that bitcoiners tend to be impatient with people, myself included. Which is interesting since many in the space seem to genuinely pursue the growth of bitcoin as a means of bettering the world.

It actually took me over a year of reading and consuming info about bitcoin to finally feel comfortable with the value prop. I imagine there are many others out there that just like that who need to just take the journey and we should be there to help facilitate that.

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boston wine 2y ago

Absolutely! And it makes sense that after putting in a ton of effort and emotional investment into what’s really a humanitarian movement, someone else’s anti Bitcoin sentiment can feel insulting

Patience is definitely key. There’s so much I have yet to learn, and I’ve found that the times where I steel-man some piece of FUD and start to question Bitcoin’s potential, I end up thinking it through more deeply and the result is even deeper conviction than I’d started with 🤙