>a boom in use that threatens to undo all of our progress and then some Then we're back to policing people's energy use. There will be little ROI in going dow

>a boom in use that threatens to undo all of our progress and then some Then we're back to policing people's energy use. There will be little ROI in going down this path, and a huge opportunity cost. This is all not to mention the incentives driving crypto. We have many smart minds engaging in this realm - imagine if those same minds were allocated, via a better economic system, to improving our energy production and distribution. Addressing that dilemma is real policy. Unfortunately, in the West we play whack-a-mole and end up with policies to address the effects of prior policies.