Nobody inferred Americans being dumb - although the level of naivete and broader under-education is staggering - on average. Just because you don't like an opinion does not mean the messenger is off script or wrong. That a majority of Americans, whether they be conservative Christians, blue color workers, atheist comedians or anyone in between, by large majority worship and praise the value of money more so than any other culture on earth is a fact not my opinion. That may produce more billionaires than anywhere else but in no way correlates with happier people. My observation of the video ad was that it very much represents the mindset of what is most of the time portrayed as American culture. Being abrasive and not being respectful to anyone else when the elephant enters the room - quick routes to riches as a virtue - de-emphasizing morals and ethics when you can be dumb and under educated but still make it financially. Those are modes of life that are celebrated in America today more so than any other place on earth. You have the right to disagree but just as I respect your opinion you should perhaps start to respect that others have a right to their opinion as well. You can of course disagree if you like. Being liberal does not give you a right to dictate how others must feel and talk and how they should express themselves. If you don't like my style of communication then don't fucking talk or reply to my posts. It's really that simple.
Re the Buffet meetup, I don't think Buffet will change his stance on crypto currencies. If he had hesitations about certain technologies then he will stay away from cryptos. Any opposing expectation is futile imho. It would be sad if this great opportunity to learn from the master was squandered.
