The fact is that adoption times for new technologies have only become shorter over time. Modern smartphones came to the market at about the same time as BTC, and they have been ubiquitous for years now. Docker was first released 2013, and has been everywhere for a couple of years. If Bitcoin were actually useful, someone would have figured it out by now, and it would be widely adopted. But it's not, because it is fundamentally flawed in a way that cannot be fixed without starting over completely, if at all. It's a barely functioning CS experiment with little to no real world usefulness. And pretty much everything that came after has turned out to be either even more broken, or was an outright scam.
> Technologically, Bitcoin is an intelligent solution to the financial problems created by government mismanagement and greed.
That is complete nonsense. Bitcoin solves no actual problems, and instead tries to revert back to a previous monetary system that was abandoned because it was failing. The consensus among economists is that a deflationary currency is a terrible idea. This is the equivalent of medicine going back to routinely performing lobotomies: it doesn't solve anything, but causes a huge amount of harm.
