sjp2705
I also disagree on a purely rational level that retreating to an echo chamber can lead to anything positive: on the contrary, this is precisely how strong beliefs and emotions can fester into something malignant. This is for instance why things like the Tea Party exist - because people who shut out dissenting voices quickly become unable to empathize with alternative points of view.
There are some very well defined arguments suggesting Bitcoin may not be viable that are advanced by people who actually have an understanding of economics and finance. You should try reading up on it.
In particular, seek out the intellectual maturity to understand that the fate of Bitcoin as a currency is not so much about the blockchain as it is about the underlying economics. There is no full faith and credit backing to Bitcoin's value. The network is vulnerable to majority control by well-financed parties with malicious intent. If Bitcoin ever were to threaten major reserve currencies, swift action would be taken to regulate it out of existence (and you're a fool if you think otherwise).
Bitcoin is little more than a Ponzi scheme orchestrated largely by salivating investors and sheeple like you are playing right into their hands.