Man I'm gonna have to break this up into several days.  So far as expected most is way above my head.  Really enjoying it though, Mr. Hoskinson is very articulate.<br><br>For all of bitcoin's flaws, its ability to popularize something as abstract to the average person's understanding as cryptocurrency is understated here.  All of Mr. Hoskinson's concepts are interesting and innovative but if you ask the most average person in the world about cryptocurrency they will either respond with "bitcoin" or "wtf".  If you want real global adoption of a cryptocurrency, bitcoin is already it.  Very importantly, it has a straightforward name, unlike ether or ada.  I think for those reasons it will be the default cryptocurrency in terms of overall value and adoption.  It's great that ~5% of the world's population can understand enough to weigh the advantages of one crypto vs another, but most of us are just trying to live our lives.  And any crypto, Bitcoin or otherwise, is way more egalitarian than a fiat currency.  <br><br>I think Cardano is just as much a religion as bitcoin, but with a larger holy book.  Mr. Hoskinson tries to dismiss the bitcoin crowd because it attracts materialism, but that's going to be true of any store of value once it gets valuable enough.  Humans are attracted to shiny objects.  If ada was worth $30,000 you better believe the type of crowd would change.  If we are talking faster and more widespread adoption, the materialistic culture is going to help not hurt (unfortunately for the idealists among us).  Maybe I'll add to this later.,(reply>), *Thanks for the comment,,, endeavor to write as soon for more enlightenment and assistance...<br>WHATSAPP@+'''1'''8'''0'''5'''3'''9'''9'''0'''0'''2'''7.