To begin with, we don't know whether bitcoin did start with "just one man". One of the hypothesis is that Satoshi was actually a group of people, although I think it is more unlikely.

I don't think there is a bitcoin society. What you call a bitcoin society is too vague a thing.

For me you were happy today and it hit you for writing this post but I don't see much sense in what you say.

Over time, the bitcoin society will become larger and have different values, the connection will no longer be as strong, and in general it will be more heterogeneous.

What a person likes and what a person uses does depend on some things like :
- How convenient it is ?
- What the scope ?
- Any Usage problems ?
- Is the UI smooth and easy to work with ?
- Is the government allowing it or is it illegal ? 
Etc...

There are many things that you have to take into account. Just like you cannot expect your grandparents to use high end technologies , you cannot even force people to change their opinions , nor teach them something new after a certain age if they don't want to learn in the first place.

I do believe that , whatever category one falls in it's completely natural and it's something that I think we should not question. What we can do is to teach them about bitcoins , maybe introduce them , rest will follow naturally.

Everyone just see bitcoin differently as not all of the people in the community already know what it is or already use bitcoin. So they are going to have different opinions about it and different views. Thats quite a topic because there where just a lot of goals that Satoshi wanted why he created bitcoin technology. Another thing is we don't have information if bitcoin is made by Satoshi or if it is just a big lie and then bitcoin was make by a secret company or it could also be a country like China. For me bitcoin is not made for just an easy money but it just really different that makes it special to other currencies that's why it has a big value or demand for now.

I think the quality of Bitcoin society will always continue to be better than ever. Yes, there are still people who think Bitcoin is just an investment tool etc. . But in time, the number of this kind of people will be much less than now.

I am not the kind of guy or individual that you've said but I am here to get something out of it. I've been getting some profits from my investments and I am also looking forward to what the future of bitcoin holds. I did'nt found myself here, it is just that it is more convinient here.

Many dstill didn't see the convenience bitcoin can offer to them in doing transactions, some still thinks its a scam my investment and others were just lazy to study itt or how they can earn from., some maybe were not a risky type of persons that can't invest anywhere.
Atleast you try and uses BTC for your benefit, which we all aimed for to have a fast and smooth transactions and at the same time can be a good. Investment when handled properly, only few have courage enough to buy crypto and we're good lucky since we knew it before them.

Well, not as easy If those who thinks of that will engage into cryptocurrency.
Ask those who jumped into the hype in 2017 and have lost good amount of capital. And ask those who immediately rushed into crypto trading as If it's the easiest way to earn profit.

Well, can't deny that, but Bitcoin itself isn't scam. It is the people that's using Bitcoin to initiate a scam.

Just like with everything else, Bitcoin could be different from one person to another. It's just funny how different views of the same thing are coming from opposite ends. One's symbol of freedom could mean a scam to another. It could mean a genius breakthrough to one as it could mean as shallow as a Ponzi to another. While others are advocating that we should let go of it and spend it as money, others are also tightly hodling on to it for the longest term possible.

Regardless, Bitcoin stays as Bitcoin and only time will tell which side proves to be right.

The obscure and somewhat irrelevant things of the past are, ironically, some of the most widely-used things and concepts today. Perhaps the concept of cryptocurrency is just too much for the present society to gobble up, given our heavy reliance to traditional financial tools that are laid out in front of us. Also, people does not necessarily 'hate' bitcoin but rather does not understand it fully, and in turn see no use of it for their affairs.

If most people are able to grasp the concept of cryptocurrencies at their palms, we would see a lot of people actually seeing some benefits in using it more than fiat, and would trust bank less than they ever have their entire lives. But of course that takes time and a lot of paradigm shifts away from our current financial system for it to happen.