As frustrating as orange-pilling can be, I still find that I have a high-ish success rate among the millennial and younger crowd.
Most boomers are lost. Trying to explain the concept of money to them, let alone scarce money, is often a lost cause. Most seem to either trust institutions or cannot get over the gold/silver hump.
The younger crowds seem to be less prone to staying brainwashed. Additionally, occasionally "fads" happen inside schools that many people participate in. This has me thinking about targeting that crowd. The idea of being able to have a "bank account" without permission, exchanging value with peers, and being paid for work (even micro jobs) while not having to rely on parents.
They could start with custodial services, Uncle Jims, or sub-accounts if their parents are Bitcoiners and move to self-custody as they learn.
Of course, getting others to pay them in Bitcoin, who don't already have Bitcoin, is another hurdle. For this, I've thought about having them promote Strike to their parents to pay others if the parents aren't orange-pilled yet. Even better if a "club" of sorts could be started and then the idea might be promoted more easily to help support kids who might want to do this.
I'm just talking here. I'm wondering your thoughts about this - negatives, positives, whatever. I refuse to stop spreading the word, no matter how difficult it may be sometimes.
