Going from PoW to PoS and reducing the overall ecological (and economical) footprint by doing so was a great win for Ethereum and the planet.
This eludes stubborn haters and why wouldn’t it, if their key characterisicts are ‘stubborn’ and ‘hater’.
Going from PoW to PoS and reducing the overall ecological (and economical) footprint by doing so was a great win for Ethereum and the planet.
This eludes stubborn haters and why wouldn’t it, if their key characterisicts are ‘stubborn’ and ‘hater’.
No, we aren’t.
Stop your false accusations and threats already!
These facts of nature don’t extend to what you call ‘crypto bros’, because they’re not that part of nature you insinuate they are.
Oh, I do like the sea, the waves, the beach.
What I don’t like so much is people trying to force their (imho) limited perspective on others.
So please go on hating crypto unaware that you basically just hate Bitcoin (and potentially other crypto involving mining) - at least that can be derived from your recent comments - but leave me out of it.
If you can’t deal with having easily falsified a statement of yours, that had no merit in the first place, you might consider refraining from making such statements.
Have fun!
Well, you could try to see things as differently as they are. While I agree that PoW aka ‘mining’ is bad (e.g. for the environment) and there are a gazillion of scams out there, that doesn’t mean that each and every crypto is bad.
I do.
Your claim has been falsified.
Zerg sides with Drag on this.
Just because something is legal, it’s not necessarily ethical and vice versa.
“Adjustment” is creating accountability by other means.
Maybe you’d understand better, if you or someone you love had to suffer from arbitrarily denied UHC insurance claims.
For some this action seems to be a drastic move to hold someone accountable for the pain he caused, who couldn’t be held accountable though other means.
You might have a different understanding of billionaire bacon than the person you replied to.
Language.
Thank you for sharing the link. That webpage is amazing!
Buying local is an option to evade paying tariffs on imported goods.
But what do you do if buying local is no real option?
I’m thinking of coffee, chocolate, computers, mobile phones, game consoles, cars, etc.
I often have conversations with myself, just not using online platforms with different accounts.