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The same Gallup poll you have no links for?
GOP steps into the chat.
1 in 4 bankruptcies are military due to medical cost. We only support troops with thoughts and prayers
I’m in a blue state. Same thing here. A blue state that made the govt. program that requires insurance and state discounted Healthcare.
You can afford insurance and still go bankrupt.
“Medical expenses directly cause 66.5% of bankruptcies, making it the leading cause for bankruptcy. Additionally, medical problems that lead to work loss cause 44% of bankruptcies”
Blue state cab be better…
But these stats are concerning. More herehttps://retireguide.com/…/medical-bankruptcy-….
“Research has found that bitcoin miners alone consume approximately between 60 to 125 TWh of energy annually, which is equivalent to around 0.6% of global electricity”
“Traditional banks’ total annual energy consumption of traditional banks is around 26 TWh on running servers, 26 TWh on ATMs, and 87 TWh from an estimate of 600k+ branches worldwide. Totaling 139 TWh.”
Not to mention banks impact on people’s lives. Limited purchasing power of the poor and soon to join them middle class… to purchase disposable products
Energy Consumption: Cryptocurrency vs Traditional Banks
As the cryptocurrency and web3 market (DAOs, NFTs, etc.) have been booming in the past couple of years, it becomes vital for us to look at both the advantages and ways to improve the underlying technology. In this post, we look at the energy consumption of cryptocurrencies compared to traditional banks. This article was originally published in 2021 and has been republished with some edits and updates to make it more relevant and updated. What is cryptocurrency? It is almost impossible to be unfa
Yeah. 600k Branches, 1 million atms, data centers…
Vs. Banks. That have offices, branches, atms, data centers… banking does use more energy yearly. So why not both invest in renewables
Lets talk about the bank branchs, data centers, and energy consumption vs crypto.
"Research has found that bitcoin miners alone consume approximately between 60 to 125 TWh of energy annually, which is equivalent to around 0.6% of global electricity
“Traditional banks’ total annual energy consumption of traditional banks is around 26 TWh on running servers, 26 TWh on ATMs, and 87 TWh from an estimate of 600k+ branches worldwide. Totaling 139 TWh.”
Not to mention banks impact on people’s lives. Limited purchasing power of the poor and soon to join them middle class… to purchase disposable products. Like the old tale of buying a expensive boot vs a cheap one.
I’m all for less power usage … but seems like a witch hunt compared to what banking gets away w. It’s the the first time banks can point the finger at someone other then themselves.
Energy Consumption: Cryptocurrency vs Traditional Banks
As the cryptocurrency and web3 market (DAOs, NFTs, etc.) have been booming in the past couple of years, it becomes vital for us to look at both the advantages and ways to improve the underlying technology. In this post, we look at the energy consumption of cryptocurrencies compared to traditional banks. This article was originally published in 2021 and has been republished with some edits and updates to make it more relevant and updated. What is cryptocurrency? It is almost impossible to be unfa
Texas “We don’t need federal government tellin us what to do” Texas “We’re rugged and independent, we got our own grid do screw off” Texas “Feds are inept and useless. Well do it on own own”
Also Texas “Feds! Halp us w our borders that we can’t fix!! Heeelllp!”