I could go on and on, but the kneejerk resistance is extremely polarised and I feel like preaching the Internet in 1995 to some 65year old Executives at a newspaper.
Watch this to remind yourself that the internet was not always around. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_L3Y2_YiT-A
There was some other interview where Marc Andressen holds a presentation of the Netscape browser and is asked by a reporter what cool websites he can show or think of. He didn't have a good answer and for sure were not able to predict products like Facebook.
Watch this if you want to here some good arguments. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SYVX2wcMVM
False analogy.
> I could go on and on
Please do. You haven't event started.
> the kneejerk resistance is extremely polarised and I feel like preaching the Internet in 1995 to some 65year old Executives at a newspaper.
Nope. You haven't event started preaching, much less to a 65 year old.
> Watch this to remind yourself that the internet was not always around
What does this have to do with bitcoin? Oh. Right. Nothing
> presentation of the Netscape browser
I've yet to see you go and on about bitcoin. So far you're rehashing stories about the Internet.
> Watch this if you want to here some good arguments.
An hour-long video can be easily distilled into a number of bullet points. Please, do go "on and on".
Can you enlighten me on what's "best" is in this tech opportunity?
To compare:
During Singles Day AliBaba had a peak of 325 thousand transactions per second.
Bitcoin struggles to make 4 while consuming a power equivalent of several small countries.