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Bitcoin triggers immediate skepticism or uncertainty in many people. Not because people are unable to think for themselves. But because they often lack practical experience with it.
That is exactly what we are going to change now.
Many of you are sending me all kinds of different reactions to Bitcoin right now.
Some say:
“It’s just part of the system.”
Others say:
“It’s only for rich people.”
Then there’s the question:
“What actually happens if the internet goes down?”
And some are very clear:
“Bitcoin? No thanks.”
And I think that’s a good thing.
Because it shows:
You think for yourselves.
You question things.
You don’t just accept whatever you’re told.
But I also notice this:
Many of these statements are not based on experience,
but on assumptions about what Bitcoin might be.
And that is exactly why I want to put this into perspective clearly.
Not in theory. But in practical terms.
More in this video:
Chapter 2
Cash, precious metals, Bitcoin
The complete series: Bitcoin – Staying Capable in Uncertain Times
- Part 1 | Bitcoin – Staying Capable in Uncertain Times
- Part 2 | Bitcoin as a Tool for Crisis Preparedness
- Part 3 | What Happens When Everything Goes Down?
- Part 4 | Bitcoin Is Part of the System!
- Part 5 | What Happens to Bitcoin If the Internet Goes Down?
- Part 6 | Isn’t Bitcoin Just for the Rich?
- Part 7 | Bitcoin – No Thank You.