How about this for building a “Team Canada 🇨🇦” approach?
1. Stop threatening the livelihoods of tens of thousands of Albertans & Canadians via an energy export tax or ban.
2. Immediately start construction on the Northern Gateway & Energy East pipelines to diversify our customer base to Europe, Asia and our own country
3. Tell Germany, Japan and the rest of the world that there is, in fact, a “business case” for Canadian oil and gas to be sold to them
4. Repeal the unconstitutional and job killing production cap, electricity regs and C-69
5. Treat with respect, and as an equal partner, the Alberta taxpayers that have been transferring hundreds of billions to Quebec, the Maritimes and even Ontario, for decades.
Let’s start there on building our “Team Canada” approach shall we?
@mijustin At the governmental level or just peer to peer? Refugees fleeing conflict being able to access their savings is pretty amazing. I do agree though that there are tons of projects that unnecessarily use web3 for the sake of using it. Banking however is revolutionary but we’re early
@mijustin i think it depends on a person’s situation. For most developed, stable countries, web2 banking is fine. For people in unstable countries (and baking systems), web3 offers infrastructure to transact without intermediaries.
The crypto market is tumbling, so, understandably, a lot of people are stressed about what else could go wrong. One discussion that’s circulating: what happens to crypto held by a crypto platform if that platform goes bankrupt? 🧵
@nilo I was telling everyone here that in Europe, you can practically go to any supermarket and get tests for a few bucks. I don’t understand how we don’t have that 🙃