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🏔Adam O🏔3 years ago

It’s not — those here who act as though every unit of energy production and consumption are inherently bad for the planet are morons.

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Andrew M. Bailey3 years ago

Good thing this film is under production to show that fallacy for what it is!

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Chanse Sanders3 years ago

Wait until you see how much energy Americans consume in order to display Christmas lights. It will blow your mind, can’t wait for the documentary on that. 🤡

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Andrew M. Bailey3 years ago

Few would propose banning Christmas lights; and yet many would support a bitcoin mining ban. It is vital that their lies be countered. That's one thing that will happen in this documentary, I believe.

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Rebel-With-a-Cause3 years ago

The majority of Miners use green electric from renewable sources. The more they use, the more profits the renewable electric companies gain and miners contribute to an uncorruptable financial system which will separate state and money! #WinWin

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Parman 🔑 Paranoid Bitcoin Mentor & NeverSeller™3 years ago

@LoveIsBitcoin21 LOL

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Jesse3 years ago

I can't believe that digiconimist dude still going with the energy per transaction bullshit. did you ever watch him squirm on @stephanlivera latest pod with him debating I forget who but the clown is embarrassing af.

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Patcmonkey3 years ago

The "sphere" in Vegas uses almost double the power consumption of bitcoin 🙈🙉🙊

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Bitcoinvoid6kclub⚡️🕳️TslaBot3 years ago

@LoveIsBitcoin21 Beeetcoins aRe BaD fOR EnVIroMent

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Ahmed Bouzid3 years ago

The flagrant question that no one is asking: Why does crypto need be done the way it is done? There is ZERO reason it needs to be as stupidly energy-gluttonous as it is today. NONE. So why do we insist on persisting with an implementation that is killing its core mission?

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Andrew M. Bailey3 years ago

Interesting that you think no one is asking this question. In my line of work we ask it a lot, as are the folks in the clip above!

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