> unlike with phones/computers where the consequences are nebulous. So maybe they need to be educated on that? Or just, in general, to think critically at all

> unlike with phones/computers where the consequences are nebulous. So maybe they need to be educated on that? Or just, in general, to think critically at all times? > Can you get social engineered into crashing a car or stabbing yourself? There were cases of people "social engineered" into wearing bomb belts and blowing themselves up. It's just that this social engineering was much more sophisticated than telling someone to send bitcoin to have it doubled.