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Quote from: EluguHcman on April 25, 2024, 09:13:43 PM

Dear fellas, please I needed to know how you would feel if you were in my position basically where she said I would refund her if her funds gets lost becasue you recommended and introduced her to the system.

There are thousands or more tutorials and courses to learn and educate about the Blockchain system and Bitcoin in general, meeting someone with this mindset of throwing responsibility for their own actions is so annoying to me. If I ever decided to teach or introduce Bitcoin to someone else, First of all I would mention to him that what I am doing is what I believe it is good, however the responsibility is yours and only yours for whatever happens next to your funds.
As long as you are not getting paid for the time you are offering to this lady, why would you bother taking the risks if she ever experienced loss in any way possible, she may lose access to her wallet, get hacked or lose some of her investment, you are not the reason of it then why should you bother yourself or feel bad about it, In my place I would just ask her to do her own researches.

Personal responsibility is Bitcoin's key. Its a new money world, and if you're not willing to learn how the blockchain works and how to secure your assets, you're in for a difficult ride. Nobody should rescue a lazy person who made a wrong decision. This is a new frontier, not your grandfather's bank. You have control, but that means taking responsibility. Our decentralised system can improve lives, but people must take responsibility for their choices.

Your message of self-education is correct. Say it again. More people understand Bitcoin's technology and philosophy, the less likely they are to stumble and the more likely we are to see its potential.