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1. This is the view of much of the population. Nothing will ever coincince them otherwise after the media and economists have spent years pounding this narrative into their heads.
2. Sound money that cannot be debased by wealthy elites, bankers, oligarchs, and politicians or printed out of nothing to serve their interests is perhaps the greatest invention of our time.
3. We live in an oppressive financial system where wealthy, unaccountable elites can conjure up money by waving their hands and 80% of the working population is enslaved in debt. Bitcoin represents freedom from that system.
4. It may not be as obvious in developed nations, but look at what has been happening in places like Venezuela where Bitcoin could literally represent the difference between life and death.
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5. Stating that Bitcoin does not serve a purpose is regurgitating talking points that, ironically, are bought and paid for by the same elites who stand to lose the most if Bitcoin adoption were to grow. This is not an accident.
6. Bitcoin exists at the intersection of the internet, popular culture, politics, liberal arts, economics, math, and computer science. Perhaps someday the rest of the population will understand just how big of a breakthrough it is. I’m not holding my breath.
7. THAT didn’t take long. This is part of the problem. No one wants to engage in a civil discussion or debate or acknowledge any viewpoint other than their own. 
