Instantbeef

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[BBCSport] There have been 196 injuries in the Premier League season. That's a 15% increase compared with the past four campaigns. Why are so many players getting injured? in c/main@soccer.forum
[–] Instantbeef@alien.top 1 points 10 months ago

Are players running more? Are we learning to the longer term effects of super pressing? It’s not my leading suspicion but I think it could be a cause of it.

Possible Ethereum use case. in c/ethereum@blockchained.world
[–] Instantbeef@alien.top 1 points 10 months ago (1 children)

That’s a very fair take. I’ve always thought one of the best qualities of crypto is its potential use as like a digital proof of history.

But I never really considered the continuous cost of keeping data around forever.

Would either one of the next upgrades for the network help solve this issue by allowing some data to not be kept forever? I forget if it’s blob space or danksharing but one of these allows for data to be removed after some time right?

Then what are the chances that our need for data storage does not grow as fast as our data storage capabilities? That seems to be the trend over the years with most technology. So if our capacity is increasing and ethereum is becoming more efficient with the data it stores is there a case it is sustainable to keep this data on the network for a very very long time? That sounds realistic to me.

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Possible Ethereum use case. (alien.top)
 

What’s lovely about Ethereum or the idea of crypto is that it will be around for a really long time.

I just watched a video of a women cleaning off a strangers tombstone. She went over the persons story and his life. He was born during the 1850s and died in the 1920s. It was a really nice video.

I think we all want to be able to be remembered by our future generations and for what we all did during our lives. It serves as a noble reminder for those of us know looking at the humble lives our ancestors lived. Yes obituaries are preserved online but they are preserved on servers and by companies that could be long gone in just a few decades. They might cease to exists.

What do you think about preserving your legacy and your place in history by publicly putting it on the black chain?

I don’t think this will be the use case that brings people to crypto but I think it’s something that will be used once they are here after they see the value of it.

[Adidas on youtube] Zidane to Messi: "It's true there are only a few No 10s left. Well, thank goodness you still play and the No. 10 still exists." in c/main@soccer.forum
[–] Instantbeef@alien.top 1 points 10 months ago

Talking about the number 10 like they are the last of the Jedis.

Teach us the way of the 10.