Yeah, bitcoin is far too taboo for it to be declared as a national currency by any of the developed nations. Where it will likely happen first is with a developing nation experiencing hyperinflation. Those in developed nations have gotten spoiled by decades of relatively stable fiat currencies. However, in developing nations there is no luxury of being snotty about such matters.

The Scottish people will not option in for bitcoin as a national currency why because as a government they will design their own central currency which will be control by the central bank of the country, its ridiculous to think a country will adopt a decentralized currency as a national currency. Bitcoin is already a global currency which is use by most members of the world as a secondary currency.

I have not read that article, but the Scotish people are the most curageous people in the world. 
I have seen "Braveheart" 20 years ago, and I was very impressed with the courage of the Braveheart.

They will accept the Bitcoin, they are very curageous and very wise.
   

No govt in their right mind would choose a decentralized crypto as their fiat currency. People need to drop this dumb narrative that Bitcoin will someday become a national currency and will replace fiat, it's not gonna happen, ever!

As for the Scottish people, I think they'll either create their own currency or use the Euro (€). Bitcoin is out of the question.

Once again.
There is nothing about trust to Bitcoin here. The economy of a country simply won't work with a currency, that can suddenly deflate 10% per day (or the same thing with inflation). In such conditions export of the country would be more expensive and less competitive on a global market and the economy will stop working.
Making BTC the main currency is an extremely retarded idea.

I would not see it as a wise decision if the Scottish vote for bitcoin and drop the use of their currency. Bitcoin for me is an option to help the financial system and so, not for every body's use. What way can the old people, illiterates use it when they are not able to use computers or hitech phones, even little children 

Remember, there already was a referendum and while full independence almost got its show, the majority still voted to remain in the UK, but mainly for the security of the single market within EU. Visited the highlands and was painfully obvious (or deliberately made to look obvious) how much Scotland relied on EU funding to restore buildings, maintain those remote islands, crops, farming, etc.

So maybe this fresh referendum means something (so their membership of EU no longer relies on a belligerent UK) but why would they then opt for currency the EU dislikes? Nothing about adopting Bitcoin makes sense for a freshly independent nation who WANTS a single market.

They don't want any of that decentralised and censorship resistant honey. Can we ditch the Bitcoin-panacea-for-all nonsense already?

We’re not going to see any country adopt bitcoin as its national currency in our lifetime. It’s just my opinion but I think it’s unlikely. It doesn’t matter though, one bitcoin will still grow in value a lot.

They will not choose the bitcoin. The bitcoin market is currently too small to be adopted by a nation that is not an economic power house of the world, this is due to the high volatility of the market, and the scalability of bitcoin network needs improvement too. This can be adopted as a national currency in the future, it won't be a bad idea if any government invest in bitcoin market to boost their economy.