Why is blockchain so important?
It's a technology that allows us to gain personal sovereignty.
The best thing you can do for yourself is buy some crypto, but with convinction.
The value is in the journey you make to get to this decision. Find what makes bitcoin interesting to you. That will open for you the bitcoin rabbit hole.
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Vladimir Oane and Sebastian Cochinescu discuss #blockchain for a better society. Feels like a good intro into this topic: ideas flow from basic usage of this technology to philosophical issues.
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