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People have to figure it out on their own. You can lead a horse to water, but in this case they'll refuse the water to eat a pile of shit and then blame you for it.
we have no obligation to force them to invest their money in bitcoin. as long as we have told them about bitcoin, whether they take it seriously or not, whether they buy it or not, then that is their business. we have told them from the beginning that bitcoin has potential, but if they reject it and say that there is something better, that is their right. but when they come back and say that they are interested in knowing bitcoin just because they saw that in the news the price of bitcoin reached 100k usd, then they are on their own. they need to find out for themselves and think about it. it is no use with us anyway, so why do we care anymore.
We don't have to carjole or try as much as hard to convince people about bitcoin. It's in Ponzi schemes that the participants try so hard to convince people in order that they may have someone as downline in their scheme to be able to make profit. If we will feel the need to share with someone about bitcoin and they get to listen without picking interest then that's enough we have done. It's probably not time yet for them to buy, I have concluded in my mind that everyone has different timing in adopting bitcoin and if you force them at the wrong timing meant for them they might not take it seriously as they would at their own given time.