how this happens and how long it takes is completely unknown, and things could get worse (possibly for a long time) before they get better. The revolution happened before the constitution was written and things evolved from there. In our case, immutable decentralized freedom money was written and the revolution has yet to happen

I don’t think we fully understand what the negative ramifications of bitcoin will be. I think it’s inevitable whether or not things are better or worse, and it could be either. — For example, the Pareto distribution, which is the trend of most things in the universe, could be catastrophic for bitcoin (meaning, it’d be bad if a small, elite few had custody of the vast majority of bitcoin). I’d be less worried about DOS and more worried about significant accumulation. Or maybe the momentum of the global community prevents things from ever happening. — Also, there are plenty of “comforts” fiat affords us. Some would argue these are absolute necessities (public funding for education, fire/police departments, healthcare, etc). And while all of it will inevitably come at the cost of hyperinflation, it’s not clear how great things will be if everything is privatized. That could be a pessimistic take - perhaps we’ll have no problem carrying on with those things even after separation of money and state, and on the optimistic side of things, maybe government is “fixed” by bitcoin because bitcoin forces you to responsibly adhere to finite reality.