the Europa

so long as not stay

for the Altenkulna dome

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and the himble and the

her left on the hip-hiblet-de-eff first.

On my go on and

what's on the road. Take him back. We're going to see. This is hell.

hell. oke-Doke.

The planet's on fire, so yes, this is hell.

And a big-time contributor to our burning planet is cryptocurrency, especially

Bitcoin, which annually, as our next guest writes, exhaust the same amount of

energy as the entire country of Argentina.

A single transaction requires 707 kilowatt hours of electricity, emitting half a ton of CO2. One Bitcoin transaction uses as much power as an average U.S. household uses over

73 days and U households use a lot of power in 2018. It was estimated that

the process of verifying and mining Bitcoin could on its own raise global temperatures over 2 degrees

Celsius by 2048 so all of those climate change talks will have gone for not.

So you would not be or you would think not just the left but the entire world would be up in arms over the devastating effects

crypto is having on all of us when it comes to global heating.

But oddly, there are those, even on the left, who see it as a way to break from the power of

ill-liberal governance dominated by the wealthy and powerful.

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