The problem lies in this: It's was the younger kids of the 90s, like myself, that grew up during that pen and paper to computer transition. Today's kids,(the majority of them)can't even be bothered to learn phone numbers, home addresses, street names, etc. They have zero interest in the continuation of that transition happening today from basically being completely brain dead. They grew up on brain rot with all of the convenience us 90s kids had to figure out to even use. For the first time in history, kids arnt as smart as their parents. The future of nostr, lies in these low IQ kids hands, who can't be bothered to even learn street names because Google points the way and tells them when they are their. Good luck getting them to learn nostr, even with the best UI and UX. View quoted note →