I'm not really sure anyone will easily understand the contents of the text you wrote in less than an hour because currently reading is one of the most boring jobs. Teaching bitcoin to anyone is not our responsibility, but if we feel it needs to be taught then do it in a way that is more concise and easier for them to understand. These steps can be taken by people understanding the risks, storing bitcoins and how to invest correctly so that when people want to invest they don't make mistakes that result in losing money.

Everyone has their own views when it comes to investing and if their lives are not used to technology then it will be much more difficult to introduce bitcoin. For example, our parents and their previous lives did not really understand technology so bitcoin would be considered the newest investment which was quite risky and they would not easily believe what we explained because in their time bitcoin did not exist yet.

If your parents are young then you can make them understand about Bitcoin investment but if your parents are older then they will trust only in physical jobs but they will not be ready to invest in Bitcoin. I think if children have their own money then they should help their parents with Bitcoin Investment instead of forcing them to utilise their own money for investment in bitcoin.

Parents work for us for the whole of their life so it is our responsibility to help them with our own efforts when we become able to do so. There are some people who totally depend on their parents and never learn to manage their finances by themselves and do not work to earn money so later in life they must face difficulties because they are unable to work.

I think this would be the last reply on this. You may want to read my previous replies to others. However, I’ll tell you that you may want to look again at what I said. I’m not saying ask them for money for investment. And it doesn’t have to be a huge amount. It can be a miniature amount and they would give it to you (depending on what kind of parents) and at that point, you invest it and tell them that this is what went on. They already gave you the money and you letting them know it was for an investment for them makes it make sense because you’re not being greedy but being thoughtful. It’s not a good or bad idea actually, it depends on who’s applying it.

Just as important as investing in bitcoin one should have a fair understanding of bitcoin and be careful. All parents like to make sound decisions about what to do when the market goes bad, investments fail business goes bad. That's why you have to know about the risks first and make sure and then take the right decision. Don't give money unless parents and cousins ​​are sure to give money.

Cousins? To be honest, I don't think it's a great idea to let anyone know about your investments or make financial suggestions or recommendations because we live in a time where you won't get appreciated for the good you do but you will be discriminated for the bad that you didn't even intend to do. What I mean is that if you suggest cryptocurrencies to someone who doesn't have any idea about them and if they go ahead and make an investment only after you tell them, you will need to face the consequences in case they lose their money.

If they buy a cryptocurrency that isn't good because they don't know how to do research or anything, and then when the price of that coin drops or if the project fails, they will blame you for their loss. So it's better that you don't do such things and only keep these things within the family if you know your family members understand you well.

good effort to open your parents' minds to move forward. Maybe your effort is to introduce bitcoin to them but where I live it is very difficult to introduce bitcoin to parents because bitcoin for them is fictitious, there are no items that can be held. Where I live, parents tend to invest in gold and land.

It is not a necessity to get parents into bitcoin especially when we know it something that they wouldn't have interest for. Our parents are people we should be able to understand better and know what they will be interested of. No need trying influence them when we know they won't be able to focus on it by themselves without anybody  trying to push them to follow it up. When I see people preaching and trying to influence people to know bitcoin to me it is as if they are being forced. You can tell people about bitcoin but do not try to convince them to invest bitcoin because they might not be ready, they might not be ready to make research to get knowledge by themselves.  If maybe you succeed in trying to make one to invest bitcoin and the person never further to acquire knowledge, if anything happens along the line while investing you will be hold responsible because you only convinced them but they were not ready on their own to take this investment personal and as their responsibility.

Good for the effort but if you check those long thread and you will explain to your parents do you think they will understand?, tons of jargon words have been used I guess if you want to encourage them you must need to teach those things in an easiest way that they can understand like you are having a story tell to a kid that they can relate. Also open up the possible risk so by this you can give them an awareness for losing their money and gaining profits. You introduce to them you are responsible with that money you know how they give all of their hard work to gain that money.

What's that longgggggg post all about? Did anyone read everything he wrote to the end?.

I've got both parents alive but I'll always choose to educate anyone that's more interested - my dad. He looks out of whatever book/documentaries that I recommend, just get an understanding of how he'd play with the market.
Edit: For the highlighted part - that's not entirely true. Some parents have grown with the system and have introduced their children to it by themselves.
For the doubt, that's for sure; in any case, I won't even bother a aged man that has no basic computer knowledge. "That's like asking me to create an oasis in the desert "