"All strong societies have a strong moral basis. Any study of the history of economic development shows the close relationship between moral and economic factors. Countries and groups that achieve successful development do so partly because they have an ethic that encourages the economic virtues of self-reliance, hardwork, family, and social responsibility, high savings, and honesty. This is also true of social subgroups."
— The Sovereign Individual
Bitcoin is not just technology. It is our way of life. Our culture. That's why we're called bitcoiners.
So, economics, life in general, is a game. The game is called transaction. It could be played with oneself or with others. This game is characterized by time that should be served to every player in equal amount and money that can be acquired with the time given. In other words, "time is money, and money is time." This means the quality of your life depends on money.
But what if this game can be rigged? What if there are some players who could cheat and not allow others to do the same? Knowing fully well that this game has been rigged against you, what will would you do? (This rigged game/money is called fiat)
Also, imagine that you've discovered a new game/money. would you still continue to play the old rigged game? (This new game/money is called bitcoin).
Life is a monetary game that humans can never stop playing. Fiat is an unsound money that causes chaos and break relationships. Bitcoin is a sound monetary game that organizes the world in good shape. If this game of life can't be stopped, and if at all this game is essential for human growth and flourishing, then bitcoin is the kind of game worth playing and...dying for.