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You did not say anything nebulous, someone else in this thread did. Sorry that got mixed up.
Also, looking at another one of your comments I guess I have to take back the part where I claimed "every single time, without fail" people would not deliver an actual explanation of their point.
It's always a catch 22 with crypto-skeptics, in my experience. I try to be vague enough so people simply understand the use cases and why there's excitement for the tech, but then if I get too technical it "gets nebulous" since there's lots of jargon. Very difficult to find the middle ground. In most cases, simply using the tech will clear up 99% of people's questions ... at least that's how I got into it as a former skeptic myself.