That's not the point. If you're spending $2 for a mBTC then you are spending $2000 a coin. That's a lot of money for a Bitcoin when it was $10 in January.
So basically, you're saying you're retarded? Because if you're paying $10 a coin, you're paying a WHOPPING $10,000 per MEGACOIN. Who the fuck would spend that much on a megabitcoin?
Heck, where would a poor indian guy find a hundred grand to buy a gigabitcoin?
ITT idiots who fail at units notation.
Sorry for being nit-picky, but just for the record: If a Bitcoin is $10, for $10,000 you get a
Kilobitcoin, not Megabitcoin. And a Gigabitcoin would be much,
much more than "a hundred grand". (In fact, there doesn't even exist (or ever will) a full Gigabitcoin, at least not without fractional reserve banking) But I agree with your point, the absolute price is (at least should be) irrelevant when talking about whether or not people want to invest.