Quote from: franky1 on Today at 12:17:20 AM

im not the one ACK/Nacking commits on bitcoin cores github

Exactly. And for some reason you're proud of your complete and total disregard of the process others choose to follow. You don't even see how much your approach to this is holding you back and isolating you. Despite how many times we've spelled it out for you. But while you're just ranting from your soapbox and screaming into the void while no one listens to you, everyone else is actually working and being productive together.

I'd bet "Doesn't play well with others" probably appeared on your old school reports a few times when you were a kid. And you're clearly no better now. "Collaborate" isn't in your vocabulary. You think you can be part of a group whilst at the same time believing you can completely ignore the thoughts and opinions of every other person in that group. Because only your thoughts matter.

You will always get left out. Every time. And you only have yourself to blame. But you'll continue to lash out at others because you've convinced yourself it's their fault for not recognising your genius.

Quote from: OgNasty on April 02, 2022, 06:20:53 PM

I think the main thing preventing adoption is that people are set in their ways and Bitcoin is new and scary. A lot of people don't want the responsibility of having to safeguard their own coins, or even learn about the process.

This rings true. People are slow to change unless necessity compels them to. The path of least resistance is to keep following old habits. And those old habits have always centred around the conventional wisdom that you can trust banks to look after your money. Yet, even when the global financial crisis gives the world undeniable evidence that they can't be trusted, people keep doing it anyway. Because it's easier than taking personal responsibility and changing the way they do things.