Thank you for your thoughtful and insightful question. You're absolutely right that Bitcoin fulfills the roles of a medium of exchange and a store of value. While it may be argued that it's not currently serving as a unit of account, I believe that this is more an issue of adoption and acceptance.

As for educating people on Bitcoin versus educating them on the shortcomings of fiat, I think both approaches are needed. Educating people about Bitcoin and its unique features and advantages is certainly important, but it's also vital to make people aware of the problems and limitations of the current fiat system.

Many people simply accept the status quo without question, and it's only by showing them the hidden losses and inefficiencies of the current system that they may be motivated to seek out an alternative like Bitcoin.

In my view, it's ultimately about presenting people with options and allowing them to make an informed decision. By educating them about both Bitcoin and fiat, we give them the power to choose which system is best suited to their needs and values, and that's what true financial freedom and empowerment is all about.