When Bitcoin was born, human civilization began to accelerate evolution, from centralization to decentralization, from the governance of human nature to the governance of protocols, from corrupt governance to transparent governance. Bitcoin is ushering us to a fairer, freer, and opener society, and the value of each of our human beings will be treasured and liberated.
It seems like you are confusing two separate concepts; Bitcoin and the Blockchain. Bitcoin runs on the block chain technology, but so does so many other currencies and protocols.
Bitcoin as a currency cannot provide transparency in governance or stop corruption, it's just a decentralized currency which is immutable, borderless and irreversible. It allows one the freedom to separate their finances from the government but cannot directly change government affairs.
I don't think that Bitcoin and blockchain are completely separate concepts.Actually Bitcoin cannot exist without the blockchain,which means that Bitcoin is equal to blockchain.On the other hand,the blockchain can exist without Bitcoin and can be used for multiple things,like storing information(which isn't a very cost effective solution).
The OP is clearly exaggerating the influence of Bitcoin over the human civilization.I think that less than 5% of the global population is using Bitcoin/cryptocurrencies,which isn't a lot.Maybe Bitcoin/blockchain technology will have a significant impact over the human civilization in the next few decades.