Bitgoba, thanks for sharing this, because after reading all the points, I realized we have discussed all this already, but to open the eyes of a newbie so they could know what is real and fake. This post is enough.
In the short term, the government failed to ban it because it was decentralized, so now they have joined it because that's the only way to brainwash the new generation. They can easily change the mindset according to their needs of the new generation while giving them the lesson, which will also be taught to them in schools and universities. I have not read a single syllabus yet except the one they taught in El Salvador, I just started reading that syllabus.
Anyway, the point is a newbie must get information from more than one source. Bitcoin can't be destroyed, but it can cease to exist if people eventually stop using it, and it can become a lesson from history. Therefore, people like you and me who understand how the government is brainwashing people can't be really falling for their agenda.
'Ignorance is bliss' this is something that annoys me when ever the person being ignorant says it, as far as I'm concerned it's Human nature to want to know things, the government understands this so they tend to create a false narrative that knowledge is actually being acquired when in truth whats being pumped to the public is exactly what they want the public to know, and that's why a place like this forum exists, to properly educate people on what bitcoin is and how it really works so they don't easily get misled by others.
The strength of Bitcoin lies within it's users. For me, the only way to actually destroy Bitcoin is to poison the minds of the users towards Bitcoin.
this point is totally accepted because Bitcoin cannot be possibly being destroyed
without someone knowing the document that satoshi use to create Bitcoin but the only way it can be destroyed is through restriction by the users, if different countries stop making use of Bitcoin it is human bitcoin will be totally destroyed based on lack of investment and lack of adoption.
Why would any document related to Satoshi's creating bitcoin make any difference when the whole of bitcoin's code has been open source? If there were any secrets within bitcoin's code, they would have had been discovered, even though sometimes there can be difficulties with code that are not understood until some later date or under some different sets of circumstances.
There are currently no secrets with bitcoin, even transactions are open to the public if you know where to look which is why it's as trusted as it is, although we can't say for certain but there is currently no way for someone to just destroy bitcoin, I can bet that people have probably already tried to do that, I don't know about the near future though.
