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100 sats \ 2 replies \ @sethforprivacy OP 22 Nov \ parent \ on: I'm Seth For Privacy, freedom maximalist and VP of Cake Wallet - AMA! AMA
The West is hard, there is very little "perceived need" even if the real need is high and rapidly growing. I don't even try to evangelize privacy, instead I focus my efforts on tools and resources that can be useful to those that have a wake up call like I had.
There is, however, a rapidly growing segment of the populace (even in the West!) who are realizing the silent oppression that is growing around them and are waking up. Especially over the past four years I've seen massively increased appetite and demand for privacy.
Hm, "one can only lead a horse to the lake" or something like that, that's true.
I'm also rocking back-and-forth since a while, contemplating whether or not i'd like / need to go down the privacy-way, but i'm kinda lazy in that regard, there has not been the "Oh shit, this is Wunderbar"-moment I've Had with Bitcoin- yet(?)... 🥲
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Privacy is hard because many of the changes you make don't make your life immediately better, and many often have no felt improvement.
It's more of realizing the need and wanting to preserve your future freedom for those of us in the West than it is some existential crisis.
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