I’m not getting worked up about it, I just don’t really understand this line of criticism. Yeah, it’s not perfect and the people pushing it as some messianic cu

I’m not getting worked up about it, I just don’t really understand this line of criticism. Yeah, it’s not perfect and the people pushing it as some messianic currency solution are obviously grifters. But what technology is perfect? It is being used right now, today, in ways that benefit people’s lives in demonstrable ways, and so with your admitted lack of alternatives, I don’t quite understand the reasoning here, unless you’re just arguing about the abstract definition of good. I focused on the real world knowledge because I think a lot of the criticism of bitcoin in general lacks an understanding of how the tech is really used, and is just abstract academic criticism.