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He explained why many find Bitcoin difficult to grasp, primarily because it upsets traditional notions of money by altering its fundamental properties. He shared how skeptics dismiss Bitcoin, claiming it's not "real money," and pointed out that many serious academic papers have challenged its legitimacy. Nonetheless, Andreas demonstrated that Bitcoin has been used effectively to buy services and goods, proving its status as money. The recurring failures of Bitcoin's detractors to acknowledge its utility underscore its resilience.