@gamingonlinux I'd say yes, and then when the guy appears:

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@gamingonlinux I invoke betteridges law on headlines: if it's a question it can be answered with "no".

...Why do they write this like like the opening for a public speech? I don't get who they think this kind of writing would appeal to and inspire to actually contact them except techbros who are *already* into blockchain..

@gamingonlinux@mastodon.socia lmao.l Bettridges's law of headlines says the presentation is gonna be like "well, no, BUT HERE is why we're SO important that sustainability doesn't matter!!!!!!!" or some other fucking garbage @tonytins

@gamingonlinux AHAHAHAHAHA good joke!
...waitamoment, they are serious?

@gamingonlinux Wasn't there this bullshit argument at some point that the huge energy-demand of blockchain tech would lead to innovations in energy-efficiency and would therefore, eventually, become net-carbon-neutral?

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No, but it could make a handful of grifters very rich

@gamingonlinux This is the kind of thing that should be posted to the cryptosnark subreddit r/Buttcoin.

@gamingonlinux how about wondering if blockchain technology can destroy the planet!

@gamingonlinux Erm.... wat!?

@gamingonlinux Blockchain? Wasn't that last week? Isn't it AI this week?

@gamingonlinux If it can't save crypto why would we imagine .......

@gamingonlinux By ceasing to exist, perhaps.

@gamingonlinux buy carbon credits on the BC, play casino with them, lose your money, you lost the credits? they can't be offset anymore! We are doomed and it's your fault

@gamingonlinux the only way blockchain can save the planet is if it's used to create a system of real democracy where people get to paricipate in every decision for the government, that way we can maybe stop relying on people who lick the oil industry's ass as long as it gives them short term cheap energy