As it turns out, Bitcoin #mining is extremely harmful to the #environment.
Each #Bitcoin transaction emits as much #carbon as the average US home does over 75 days.
Despite its energy use, Bitcoins transaction speed is relatively slow.
How can #blockchain solve this problem?
If you don’t read you can’t vote that month, if you do read and vote you get a small tax credit or something. Our votes are still counted by paper ballets while we have an entire cryptocurrency revolution. In what world is paper any more secure than blockchain cryptography?
Canadian democracy is inherently flawed.
Algorithmic echo chambers are polarizing our society. Having an opinion is dangerous. Representatives are paid more by private enterprise than the public. Each vote is not counted equally (no rep by pop).
A house divided cannot stand.
Citizens should have required monthly readings that upon completion allow for a vote on policies covered that month. These vote totals should be public information and visible to representatives during normal democratic procedure. Maybe then we will see accountability.
They researched 4 out of more than 150 in JUST Edmonton. That’s not statistical significance proving that it’s unsafe.
This is being done for liability reasons and nothing else, the proof is in the study.
Anyone can drill a hole to know if it’s safe, this is corrupt.
School's out for the holidays, but that doesn't mean we should take a break from safety. Remember: Stormwater facilities are not safe for recreation. Don't put your life at risk -- find a safe place to skate near you: https://t.co/vHdmuwQYZ8.
When I get the #PS5 I’m gonna straight pipe the 4, really let the engine acoustics out. Might piss off the neighbors a bit but hey, I won’t be driving her nearly as often