> Be on the side that empowers people with technology, not the side that wants to take it away. I'm not really advocating for taking it away. I'm happy with a

> Be on the side that empowers people with technology, not the side that wants to take it away. I'm not really advocating for taking it away. I'm happy with a natural death or a market induced death. I'd definitely advocate for hardware that's terrible at mining because I'm not really being given a lot of options. You can't really say "freedom to use your hardware as you will" out of one side of your mouth while saying "you can't want hardware with restrictions" out of the other. It's a paradox. We both want the hardware that works for us, don't we? If NVidia can make cards that suck at mining, it's my economic freedom and right to choose to support that, and I would, just like it's your economic right and freedom to buy all hardware in existence to waste energy. I can tell you 100% that cryptocurrencies are the opposite of empowering for me and those around me in my current life.