Re:Bitcoin backlash as ‘miners’ stress power grids in Centra...
by lele92n on Sunday May 27, 2018 @02:06PM
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You’ve generalized to a point of nonsense, I’m afraid
Amazon and Pets.com didn’t possess truly novel tech, to a trained eye
I don’t think truly novel tech matters much to most people.
I think ease of utilitarian life is good enough
We don’t need the energy sucking monstrosity that are the data centers we have if we looked at different models of commerce
This is just getting people to be tribal over something that appears magical but will fade out
Goodhart’s Law, Buffets Institutional imperative, and similar ideas, will win out. Human quest for novelty will end bitcoin and its tribal urges for nostalgia and fetishizing their LEGO train
Humanity doesn’t care to ogle dead men’s workshops showcasing their individual brilliance for long
Amazon and Pets.com didn’t possess truly novel tech, to a trained eye
I don’t think truly novel tech matters much to most people.
I think ease of utilitarian life is good enough
We don’t need the energy sucking monstrosity that are the data centers we have if we looked at different models of commerce
This is just getting people to be tribal over something that appears magical but will fade out
Goodhart’s Law, Buffets Institutional imperative, and similar ideas, will win out. Human quest for novelty will end bitcoin and its tribal urges for nostalgia and fetishizing their LEGO train
Humanity doesn’t care to ogle dead men’s workshops showcasing their individual brilliance for long