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June 02, 2023, 01:47:46 AM
#9
I am sharing a real story. Last 31st I went to my cousin's wedding. The area where I want to host the wedding is like a village where I don't have good mobile network, so it won't be wrong to call such an area as a remote area. After eating and drinking, me and one of my cousins went out for a walk and saw three boys drawing something in the mud. I approached them with interest and watched them make the Bitcoin logo in the mud and compete to see who could make the logo more beautiful. So I asked about this logo and one boy said that his parents have this bitcoin and his father taught him to draw this logo and he taught his friends. I was very happy to hear this from the boy because in such a village where there is no good mobile network people are involved with Bitcoin. 

In this case of the boy, I remembered one thing that the children will be developed in the same way as the parents raise their children from childhood. The boy's father may want to expose his son to Bitcoin from an early age.

Even if they don't know what they are drawing right now, I'm sure their parents will teach them more about what Bitcoin is and they will probably become Bitcoin enthusiasts just like us here. This is the type of parent I want to be, teaching kids about Bitcoin from a young age - even if it's just drawing but something big starts from small things - and maybe one day those kids will grow up and with the knowledge they have, they will probably be bigger Bitcoin investors than me, who knows.
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June 02, 2023, 01:45:03 AM
#8
I am sharing a real story. Last 31st I went to my cousin's wedding. The area where I want to host the wedding is like a village where I don't have good mobile network, so it won't be wrong to call such an area as a remote area. After eating and drinking, me and one of my cousins went out for a walk and saw three boys drawing something in the mud. I approached them with interest and watched them make the Bitcoin logo in the mud and compete to see who could make the logo more beautiful. So I asked about this logo and one boy said that his parents have this bitcoin and his father taught him to draw this logo and he taught his friends. I was very happy to hear this from the boy because in such a village where there is no good mobile network people are involved with Bitcoin. 

In this case of the boy, I remembered one thing that the children will be developed in the same way as the parents raise their children from childhood. The boy's father may want to expose his son to Bitcoin from an early age.

It's really fun that your child will be made aware and taught about the importance of Bitcoin and how it helps people. Actually, that's my target and plan for raising my son if it's a boy. That's why right now it's not possible because it's only 3 years old, maybe at the age of 7-8 years old I'll gradually introduce it to Bitcoin. I'm not going to explain anything to him about it, I'm just going to show him how it's used and helps us.

There is nothing wrong if we educate children at a young age because it will not affect their infancy as children. There are other children here under 7 years old who know how to say bad words and smoke cigarettes, because of the environment they grew up in.

But if a child is aware and fed correctly about Bitcoin, it will be a big challenge and encouragement to adults my age to learn about Bitcoin because they will think that if the child is aware and has knowledge of Bitcoin then I can be more who learns faster than a child. here, even if the child is not taught anything if someone older than them sees them, they will have the initiative to learn about Bitcoin as well.
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June 02, 2023, 01:40:23 AM
#7
It is possible that this story is fictional. If the author confirmed the said photo of the BTC-logo on the sand, drawn by children, then there would be no doubts. @Fuso.hp said that there was no mobile connection in that place, but he had a phone with him, if he could determine this. If I was in that place at that moment and wanted to tell this story, I would definitely take a photo to support what was said with evidence.
You see crypto currency is totally banned in the country where I live. And the parents whose pictures I'll share on the Bitcoin forum who are involved in Bitcoin will not take it well if they suddenly see their son's picture on this forum. And I also don't want to bring their son's picture in front of everyone. And this is not a fictional story but my real experience and that real experience is what I have shared here.
Even if this story is true, drawing the BTC-logo by children means nothing. They can switch to other games the very next day and doesn't mean that they will become bitcoin-enthusiasts when they grow up. As children, many played pilots or sea captains. How many of you have become them now?
But I never once said that they would gain a lot of experience about Bitcoin by seeing them draw the Bitcoin logo. The only reason I am sharing this incident with you is that I love such children's activities.

I'm gonna bet $100 that this didn't really happen.
There is nothing to prove here. I have not shared the pictures just to protect privacy. It is entirely up to you to believe or not.
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June 02, 2023, 01:35:08 AM
#6
I'm gonna bet $100 that this didn't really happen.
It is possible that this story is fictional. If the author confirmed the said photo of the BTC-logo on the sand, drawn by children, then there would be no doubts. @Fuso.hp said that there was no mobile connection in that place, but he had a phone with him, if he could determine this. If I was in that place at that moment and wanted to tell this story, I would definitely take a photo to support what was said with evidence.

Even if this story is true, drawing the BTC-logo by children means nothing. They can switch to other games the very next day and doesn't mean that they will become bitcoin-enthusiasts when they grow up. As children, many played pilots or sea captains. How many of you have become them now?
Agree, a photo will prove some of our doubts about the story. After all, there's nothing wrong with taking photos to demonstrate the legitimacy of Op's story. But despite what the Op and the story say, we're pretty limited on this one. Given that if it is true then their parents are trying to introduce Bitcoin in a simple way like a picture while the rest I still doubt if the child's parents explain Bitcoin in its entirety. Then if this story is just an essay to attract our attention, at first glance it might make sense but because there is no evidence of pictures on the sand we only respond to it as a fictional story.
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June 02, 2023, 01:29:59 AM
#5
I'm gonna bet $100 that this didn't really happen.
It's possible, as @hd49728 stated, that "children love art," so this might be true, but the OP needs to support this up with photographs of the youngsters drawing the Bitcoin logo.

Nonetheless, it is always a good idea to start our children with solid knowledge because they will develop with it. If they are exposed to Bitcoin knowledge at a young age, they will grow up with it, which will be really beneficial to them.
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June 02, 2023, 01:20:38 AM
#4
I'm gonna bet $100 that this didn't really happen.
It is possible that this story is fictional. If the author confirmed the said photo of the BTC-logo on the sand, drawn by children, then there would be no doubts. @Fuso.hp said that there was no mobile connection in that place, but he had a phone with him, if he could determine this. If I was in that place at that moment and wanted to tell this story, I would definitely take a photo to support what was said with evidence.

Even if this story is true, drawing the BTC-logo by children means nothing. They can switch to other games the very next day and doesn't mean that they will become bitcoin-enthusiasts when they grow up. As children, many played pilots or sea captains. How many of you have become them now?
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The Nomad
June 01, 2023, 10:50:06 PM
#3
I'm gonna bet $100 that this didn't really happen.
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June 01, 2023, 10:43:34 PM
#2
After eating and drinking, me and one of my cousins went out for a walk and saw three boys drawing something in the mud. I approached them with interest and watched them make the Bitcoin logo in the mud and compete to see who could make the logo more beautiful. So I asked about this logo and one boy said that his parents have this bitcoin and his father taught him to draw this logo and he taught his friends. I was very happy to hear this from the boy because in such a village where there is no good mobile network people are involved with Bitcoin. 
It is art and children love art. They draw things they know and know recently but they even don't know what it means technically. Children are hungry to discover new things and if they have fun with new things, they love it.

It is good start for children but if you want to teach your children about Bitcoin, you must maintain it very long time like education. If you stop it, they will forget what Bitcoin, what logo it is after a few months. Some children with good memory will not forget but most of them will do forget.

Honestly I don't think we need to teach children too technically about Bitcoin as they are young and they should enjoy their childhood as most as possible. Don't put them into pressure of learning Bitcoin too early. They have many years ahead to learn from education to Bitcoin.
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June 01, 2023, 10:33:53 PM
#1
I am sharing a real story. Last 31st I went to my cousin's wedding. The area where I want to host the wedding is like a village where I don't have good mobile network, so it won't be wrong to call such an area as a remote area. After eating and drinking, me and one of my cousins went out for a walk and saw three boys drawing something in the mud. I approached them with interest and watched them make the Bitcoin logo in the mud and compete to see who could make the logo more beautiful. So I asked about this logo and one boy said that his parents have this bitcoin and his father taught him to draw this logo and he taught his friends. I was very happy to hear this from the boy because in such a village where there is no good mobile network people are involved with Bitcoin. 

In this case of the boy, I remembered one thing that the children will be developed in the same way as the parents raise their children from childhood. The boy's father may want to expose his son to Bitcoin from an early age.
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