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You didn't understand the analogy at all.
within the context of the analogy, you just said you don't care why people go to church, the important thing is that they go.
Well in that case, put a pole by the altar and strobelights in place of the chandelier and fuck it, replace the organs with speakers.
But now you just have a strip club dude.
There are already plenty of those.
Churches are for prayer. If people aren't praying, let the church close.
Bitcoin is for transacting. If people aren't transacting, let it die.
Seriously. Let it die man.
something dying at 96k per unit is a funny thing indeed
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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @SqNr65 3 May
Well I don't think it will die at all.
I think you think there's a "fee pressure problem" because you don't understand the difficulty adjustment or the dynamic nature of markets or the inherently ever-changing nature of existence given the passage of time.
I think you want to "ensure the long term viability of Bitcoin mining" by turning Bitcoin into Ethereum when there's actually no issue with the long term viability of miners in the first place.
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i've never used ethereum. i'm not a fan.
i hope you are right, friend.
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