Did you immediately jump in and buy bitcoin when first presented with the information? I didn't. It took repeat exposures from different sources. Even if none of the audience goes out and buys bitcoin immediately after this talk, it serves as an exposure. And coming from someone like Lyn, I imagine they probably perceive bitcoin to be more legitimate than prior to the talk. These things take time and this particular audience has a lot of inertia tied up in the existing system based on the description of atendees. Would you just prefer no one bothers to give presentations on bitcoin's potential if it isn't certain to lead to immediate increases in adoption?
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How many more presentations does everyone need
Saylor
Keiser
Lyn
Foss
Etc
There are over 1 million hours of logged #bitcoin and economy is bad blogs, videos, type and in book form hundreds
Yes I researched Bitcoin in December 2016 and bought Feb 2017… guess what… we didn’t have any of this conference and video “Bitcoin is smart” help
And our guys here did it anyway… at some point u just have to get on with it
There is enough info repeated daily to educate the population 50 times over…. How much more talk does everyone need??
If you’re new it’s all easy to find in multitudes …. It’s been done.. 2021 all the good wholeheartedly information was delivered and 100 x since then
At some point …. It just becomes a support group reassuring u you made the right decision
I’ve got a lot of old skool bitcoiners 10 years or so all saying the same
INTEGRATION TIME!!
Time for talk is over, she wrote a book, she’s done umpteen interviews… going over ground you’ll find causes confusion and turns people away
Too much unneeded info is never good
Bitcoin is basic and simple
Stop complicating it
Debt bad
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Bitcoin 21m hard cap backed by math and it’s perfect money
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Here is 3 or 4 interviews
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Buy
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Easy!!!
'Here are some videos' is not as compelling as an in person talk, especially for people in the boomer bracket. Perhaps one could argue that the concept of diminishing returns applies to new recorded Bitcoin content, but to try to argue that the same applies to in person lectures is IMO retarded.