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Topic: is bitcoin the reason for world hunger? (Read 2865 times)

sr. member
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May 29, 2014, 09:20:50 AM
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You could end world hunger with a lot of things.  You could probably end world hunger by allocating 1 day per year out of the United States Military budget.  

The idea that world hunger can be ended is a pipe dream.

Sadly, you are right.  This is despite every Miss Universe trying to stop world hunger also...

Yeah but a few of the Miss Universes could satisfy certain hungers that I have.

oh wait

strike that



 Grin Grin

I swear this is one of the dumbest threads around here.
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Here, in this forum, there are many early adopters who can give a big help to counteract the world hunger,
bitcoins aren't the reason for that, but a way to eliminate it.
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Much like creating world peace, the only way to end world hunger is to kill everyone.
legendary
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This is the land of wolves now & you're not a wolf
You could end world hunger with a lot of things.  You could probably end world hunger by allocating 1 day per year out of the United States Military budget. 

The idea that world hunger can be ended is a pipe dream.

Sadly, you are right.  This is despite every Miss Universe trying to stop world hunger also...

I thought every beauty pageant contestant was trying to bring world peace.   Tongue

World hunger, world peace, just skip to the bathing suit competition.  :-D

High five to that  Grin
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better everyday ♥
You could end world hunger with a lot of things.  You could probably end world hunger by allocating 1 day per year out of the United States Military budget.  

The idea that world hunger can be ended is a pipe dream.

Sadly, you are right.  This is despite every Miss Universe trying to stop world hunger also...

I thought every beauty pageant contestant was trying to bring world peace.   Tongue

World hunger, world peace, just skip to the bathing suit competition.   Grin
sr. member
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You could end world hunger with a lot of things.  You could probably end world hunger by allocating 1 day per year out of the United States Military budget. 

The idea that world hunger can be ended is a pipe dream.

Sadly, you are right.  This is despite every Miss Universe trying to stop world hunger also...

Yeah but a few of the Miss Universes could satisfy certain hungers that I have.

oh wait

strike that

legendary
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This is the land of wolves now & you're not a wolf
You could end world hunger with a lot of things.  You could probably end world hunger by allocating 1 day per year out of the United States Military budget. 

The idea that world hunger can be ended is a pipe dream.

Sadly, you are right.  This is despite every Miss Universe trying to stop world hunger also...
sr. member
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You could end world hunger with a lot of things.  You could probably end world hunger by allocating 1 day per year out of the United States Military budget. 

The idea that world hunger can be ended is a pipe dream.
legendary
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This is the land of wolves now & you're not a wolf
You could end world hunger with a lot of things.  You could probably end world hunger by allocating 1 day per year out of the United States Military budget. 
hero member
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OP is right, there was no world hunger before bitcoin came along Cheesy
sr. member
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some ppl say with the whole electricity bill of the whole miners you could end the world hunger.

/discus

Horseshit.
legendary
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The revolution will be monetized!
I find that hard to believe. In any case there is a lot more starvation in our future.  Every hour of the day there are more people than the hour before. I hope we don't overshoot K in my lifetime.
I got some bad news. We overshot K long before you were born.
...

I fear your right. We would have reached 2 billion in about 1929. Look at how much growth there has been since!
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=world+population+1929+to+today
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No mate. Bitcoin paid for a spade for a guy in Africa. It paid for water charities to donate water to people without it. It helped people be reached who would not have otherwise be reached easily (or cheaply).

Your real enemy here are the millions of corporations and cities (such as las vegas) who care 0% about how much power they use unless it affects their salary. The very fact that this question has been brought up to the community shows the positive power of bitcoin and its community over existing systems.

Haha imagine the CEO of some las vegas casino or shopping centers and restaurants who use excessive lights on purpose for marketing and sales tactics asking "are we causing world hunger". It would never happen!. So bitcoin is not doing too bad ey Wink
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Why do you ask this?! both started in the same year, surely it couldn't cause it.
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some ppl say with the whole electricity bill of the whole miners you could end the world hunger.

/discus
While bitcoins bring something new towards our currency system, it is also beneficial to the protection and conservation of trees and forests. Having trees and a sustained environment can aid end world hunger. Online website such as Fast-growing-trees.com gives numerous options for the tree of your choice. Fast growing trees and plants such as Apple trees among others, could eventually serve its multiple purposes for animals and humans alike, even going as far as helping reduce global warming.
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World hunger isn't even a financial problem.  You could throw money at it for years and not solve it - as they have.  Its a problem of infrastructure and politics.  I recall a story that in the 1980 Ethiopian famine there were silos full of grain in one part of the country, while the west raised money to airdrop grain brought from outside, impoverishing those farmers that had good land.  
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I was looking for that answer, so I don't have to explain it myself. Wink
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some ppl say

I have found that "some people say" are almost always wrong.

"I was to lazy to do background research but trust me on my words" Cheesy
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some ppl say

I have found that "some people say" are almost always wrong.
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Due to new technologies we have more recoverable oil in the world than ever before.

Is that recoverable oil also cheaper to obtain than it has ever been before?  Is there a distinction between "recoverable" and "economically feasible to recover"?  Have oil prices been continuously falling as these new technologies expose more oil to potential recovery?  Why are oil prices rising anyway, is there a supply and demand component at play?


This peak oil garbage is recycled from the 1970's playbook.  

What were the costs of recovering oil in the 1970's relative to today?
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Due to new technologies we have more recoverable oil in the world than ever before. The same thing happens with other technologies as well. This is why we have thrived as a species. This peak oil garbage is recycled from the 1970's playbook.   
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