'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.
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In person talk leads to buy my book and subscribe to my channel
Well while conferences are at all time highs and books / videos
Education seems to be at all time lows… how many “bitcoiners” still hold their coins on exchanges??
Sadly from what our team has seen… the vast majority
These conferences don’t seem to help
Self custody
Lightning usage
Peer 2 peer
Beating the hedge funds
Etc
All I hear is 21m hardest money ever in different pretty words
But hey if people need it all at snail education speed by all means enjoy the repeated talks
I just hope you at-least learned self custody
From what it sounds like, the talk wasn't aimed at established Bitcoiners (who are the more appropriate audience for the topics you mentioned). It sounds like a more fundamental 'here are some problems with the existing system of which you are a part, and here's how Bitcoin is uniquely suited to address those problems'. Perhaps it's hard for you to empathize with noobs because you've been in the space a long time, but these concepts are still going to be alien to people who haven't considered them, especially if they've been long successful in the legacy system.