That's a hopeful upside, that, say an 18 is learning data technology, programming etc. via crypto. My concern is whether that's what they are learning; too ear

That's a hopeful upside, that, say an 18 is learning data technology, programming etc. via crypto. My concern is whether that's what they are learning; too early to tell, of course. One thing I'm also thinking is that crypto functions like "wokeism" in the sense it seems a parallel right-wing version of the same kind of cultural reformation. At the same time large retail biz profess their diversity credentials, their heads of research explain how crypto is on some timeline. At the same time a 20yo engages in activism for X, another engages in crypto for Y. Do we need to "end the patriachy" or "put metriocracy on the blockchain" ? My concern isnt just the skills issue, but also, everything bound up in the culture around it. I think we're seeing Tech get to a level of cultural prestige that invites on-mass young-buyin, and mass cultish movements. No doubt finance experienced similar in the 80s. But, I think, as finance people eventually learned to inculcate some level of cultural scepticism; tech seems it has yet to do so. In otherwords, we're unprepared for this coming's generation having bought into a tech-culture landscape which is composed of scams.