Quote from: KingsGambet19 on November 08, 2020, 11:24:27 PM

There are many post that I consider but I had only chosen few. There are piles of post in the thread but still I can still learn and based on my observation is that there are other members do not like to read post and just went directly to make replies even they are going off topic replies already. However, their contribution is still worth to read. I think that is all enough to learn about bitcoin but of course I still wanted to learn more about it.

I don't think there ever is "enough" information about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies that we have in our minds. There always is at least one more thing you don't know about. This is a constantly developing and growing domain, and you always have new stuff coming in.

Get used to the users who don't read posts before replying. It's sometimes easier than going through many, many posts of a thread. In fact, I'd sometimes rather post before reading other replies because I found out my reply gets influenced a bit by previous posts if I do the opposite.

Quote from: KingsGambet19 on November 08, 2020, 11:24:27 PM

LEARNING BITCOIN IS LIKE LEARNING ABOUT THE ACCESS TO FINANCIAL FREEDOM

What do you think? AM I RIGHT?

I think Bitcoin is financial freedom, not just something similar to it. By using BTC, you're theoretically free to do whatever, whenever you like with your finances. The thing is, third parties mixed up with regulations changed this negatively and significantly. But there is a good part that stands still and untouched: although the privacy-oriented mass of users has a quite limited variety of remaining options today, they still do have a few options that will likely (and hopefully) never be touched such as the ability to complete peer-to-peer transactions.