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November 05, 2018, 09:19:46 PM
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So Bitcoin isn't responsible for quite as much pollution like agriculture and transportation, but apparently they are releasing CO2 at an increasing rate. Is this the case? However, compared to pollution-heavy industries, wouldn't we still be better off with this new technology that could reduce major CO2 industry emissions?
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November 05, 2018, 09:55:17 PM
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who'd think tying a virtual credit production to energy consumption competition was a good idea  Roll Eyes


At first proof of work wasn't just an energy requirement, but a special hardware requirement; now it's just which ASIC manufacture can partner with which cheapest energy producer.  Roll Eyes

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There's absolutely no way miners would vote to change the proof of work to something they're not already invested millions into.

It'd be like convincing all the steel unions to move the funds to the forestry union, it just won't happen.

The time to solve this problem has come and pasted us by. I was hoping proof of capacity would replace proof of work, but nah Sad

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