1) Bitcoin is the money you want to spend last; 2) When you want to spend Bitcoin, no government on earth can stop you.

Remarkably, 1) follows from 2), and 2) follows from 1).

We can add:

3) Humans will transact in Bitcoin for all sorts of reasons which have nothing to do with or even run contrary to 1) and 2).

Therefore 1) and 2) also follow from or reinforce 3), not logically but as a consequence of human emotion in regard of a valuable quantity/commodity/asset.

Until humans collectively recognize the truth of 1) and 2) we will also have:

4) Bitcoin price volatility out of proportion with its "true" or future value (when it reaches its "Total Addressable Market").

Paradoxically, 3) is an aspect of 4), and 4) effects emotions such that others are eventually drawn in to the network, thereby reinforcing the truth of 1) and 2), but also reproducing 3). However, this will eventually dampen the volatility described in 4), probably at a time when 1) and 2) have been collectively accepted (aka mass adoption).

Assuming the unbreakable decentralization of the protocol, the logic of Bitcoin is as interwoven with humanity as is a quantity of water in the ocean. Bitcoin is already the ultimate measure of value, in other words perfect money, in the same way that a simple math equation is perfect. The only question remaining is: do humans wish to live in a dark age, ignorant of Bitcoin as if we were a society ignorant of the truth of a mathematical description of reality? In our world, there is no middle ground in this domain, there is no alternative, there is only truth and delusion. Bitcoin is but a way of knowing, in fact a limited tool, similar to science itself: crude, and as meagre as a flashlight in space. But still it is true, it is 1 not 0, it is a candle in the darkness. Both physically and metaphorically, Bitcoin is like light itself.