Great points. It's not just about crypto for sure. I use that example here because this audience is obviously all holding some crypto, but really all of life involves choices we're making each day about how much we'll choose convenience over privacy. We have been trained in a very out of balance way. We now need to make a hard turn toward prioritizing privacy. Hopefully things like Brave browser really work. I know the govt. can crack VPNs if they're looking to. (Learned that by watching the Snowden movie.) And the military created TOR, so I always have some suspicion about whether it really hides anything from them. It's all so inconvenient though (aside from Brave browser, but that browser won't even let me log into airbnb). When we feel we aren't breaking any laws, it's easy to calculate that privacy isn't worth it. But we are forgetting that laws change.