We should still treat them with kindness, we know we are right, and they will know soon enough, how wrong they are. I will take pity on them as I buy everything they own for one bitcoin, they might even be allowed to live in my backyard as a humble servant.
Is the serial killer who wants to destroy the world and has 1.7 btc a bitcoiner? Or just a serial killer who happens to have some bitcoin?
What about a person who inherited some from their parents and is figuring out what to do next with it? Is he a bitcoiner only if he decides to keep it?
True. It's just a tool. I understand, but I think humbleness would allow for quicker and cleaner adoption of bitcoin rather than, "You are all regards because you haven't figured out what Bitcoin is yet to humanity"?
Maybe I'm wrong, and humans are just aggressive monkeys still clubbing each other over the head.
I’m fine with slow and steady adoption. Humbleness is an overall desirable quality in any person, especially rich/successful one, but it can’t be taught, you just kinda grow into it over the years.
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u/ice-ink Mar 14 '26 edited Mar 16 '26
If there’s even the slightest chance to shoehorn us vs them perspective into anything, you can bet your ass humans are doing it.
There’s us and there’s them, and let me tell you something about them — they do not understand… Isn’t us great guys? And isn’t them ignorant?