I appreciate all the dialog guys.  Definitely helps me understand the perspective on security.  

I'd like to also understand how many people use or might use a paper wallet because they have limited access to computers or internet.  I know this question may be difficult to answer because we're using mobile and computers now and fairly widely prevalent.  In some countries I believe it must be more difficult.  If people want to participate in crypto they buy on exchanges or have others buys and send to paper wallet.  In my case I used a desktop wallet to term deposit to my paper wallet then shut that computer down.

Are there any studies out there that show access to computers and internet in other countries?  Am I off base?  I guess what I'm getting at is, if I'm correct in assuming access to computers and internet is limited in some areas, would that allow more crypto participation because of a paper wallet?  We know they would have to use a mobile or computer to buy crypto / process it, or be given it.  But maybe that's just something temporary they can use?