Op, your text is so long that it'll discourage people from reading it and taking part in a meaningful discussion, You should at least add a TL;DR for this.
If I got it right, TL;DR: Even when you're excited about Bitcoin, those close to you might not care, so if you want to convince them to invest, you should explain what Bitcoin is, what gives it value (decentralization), fixed supply as a hedge against inflation, self-custody of coins, mining as a buyer of unused energy surplus, and that it's not too late to invest.
Honestly, I don't know anyone inquisitive enough to listen to all that information about Bitcoin, especially if they aren't really interested in investing. I think that, overall, it's not a good practice to convince others to invest in certain things. If you want your relatives to get into Bitcoin, you can simply gift them a small amount of it, which might encourage them to learn more.
This post is long. When I first saw it, I thought it was a novel that someone posted here by mistake

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However, this post shows the poster's interest in Bitcoin. I have already said many times that people cannot be forced to do something when they do not have the heart to do something. I do not agree that any person can be forced to do something.
By doing it when there is no weak point in the hand and when it comes to spending money, people become even more stingy and curious. They think a thousand times before spending a single unit of the currency they have. Then how can anyone be advised to buy Bitcoin by saying they will benefit from it and they will believe us with their eyes closed?
You are right too if someone is dear to us and we want him to benefit like us or grow even more than us then we should gift him some bitcoins and tell him to save them for a long time, you will benefit from it by then. I think it will be too late when anyone realizes this.