The earlier we understand that bitcoin is not for everyone, the better because it saves us the time and energy that we would have used to convince those who are uninterested, to move on to those who are interested and it can also drive adoption faster. I've read some threads here of some people trying to convince their family members on the positives of Bitcoin and get enraged if the said members don't share the same opinion as them but I feel everyone is entitled to his opinion and while some regard Bitcoin with outright disgust like Charlie Munger, there are some who care less of it's existence.
Bitcoiners have the opportunity to stand for something and that's eliminating the need for central authorities such as the government and banks and rather than forcing everyone to confirm to their beliefs, it's better to find an audience worth serving. What's your take, guys?
There are still a lot of people who have no idea about Bitcoin or the crypto currency market, and there are people who have heard about Bitcoin but have no interest in Bitcoin. The fact is that people who are not familiar with the complete information about Bitcoin and its features will never gain interest, because Bitcoin doesn't have a specific form and people who don't know about digital currency don't believe it easily. We should make our family members and our friends aware about Bitcoin. If someone does not show interest in our opinion, we should not be offended at all. There are also people who start getting interested in Bitcoin at our suggestion. So we must continue our campaign to attract people about Bitcoin. If we ourselves earn profits by making good investments and entry in Bitcoin at the right time, then even after seeing our profit, our close people will definitely be interested in Bitcoin. I think this way people can be attracted to Bitcoin without putting too much effort on them.