Very well said. I am finding that I have "less patience" to spend the effort and brainpower to try to convince people why they should learn about Bitcoin, let alone care about it. In the early days I was excited and passionate (still am by the way) and wanted to tell as many people as I could... but we all know how that goes... you're the crazy bitcoin guy that no one wants to talk to. I evolved my orange pilling style over time, and even notched a few wins, but it is often an attempt in futility. People need to come to Bitcoin when they're ready, and they often just need a catalyst that sparks their interest. Once they're in the rabbithole, as all of us know, you fall hard and fast - and it is much broader and deeper than you could have ever imagined.

Unfortunately, human nature is like that. When they want to get in, it may be too late. The important thing is to try. If you don't, you'll never know how many people might have learned about Bitcoin and changed their lives.

very good observation.