Interior to a nation. I am talking about the long medieval tradition of mass murder. Gold was not being used as a credit base then. Wars persisted. Just always check your assumptions against reality. Credit created more leverage to wage larger wars.

The magnitude possibly, I don't see a decentralized money stopping evil and mass murder. Gold was decentralized.

Yes, that was kind of my point that I was alluding to when I said "...depends on other centralization factors more so than comms channels." the centralization vector I was speaking of was that of national defense.

To magnify #1: Load balancing of every electrical generator could be handled by a swarm of mining machines.

4: Heat applications, HVAC, and hot tubs ( Like @Snorkel ) as an integrated benefit.

And if projects like what @average_bitcoiner are working on become ubiquitous, you can replace #2 with #3 in local pools as miner clubs almost like when a company's employees pitch in to all buy a batch of lottery tickets and split the winnings but with bitcoin.

I dunno, I like Scrabble.

I mean, doing it IRL. Not just talking.

Turns out when you throw billions of stolen dollars at a singular focus they can pick a time of profound inflation, war, and strife to basically shoot a bank shot off of the moon. Nice. Definitely the MOST important thing to do right now.

Get rid of the old yeast, so that you may be a new unleavened batch — as you really are. For Christ, our Passover lamb, has been sacrificed. Therefore let us keep the Festival, not with the old bread leavened with malice and wickedness, but with the unleavened bread of sincerity and truth. - 1 Corinthians 5:7-8

So, my brothers and sisters, you also died to the law through the body of Christ, that you might belong to another, to him who was raised from the dead, in order that we might bear fruit for God. - Romans 7:4

Basically interpreted as Easter and Passover overlap (because the last supper was Passover) but, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday became the focus of the church. Because gentiles became the predominant group, Easter became the focal point of time.

Again, that is the new covenant. Jesus made a new covenant and Passover was not one of the lessons of commemoration. That was from the God of retributive justice.

Jesus' new covenant was one of forgiveness and his divinity and through him one's redemption lays.
The celebration of his sacrifice is obviously part of thr new covenant.

The same reason Christians don't sacrifice animals. Christ was the new covenant. Passover was the old covenant.

I obviously can't feel whether it's actually sticky or just tacky it looks a little sticky and make need more kneading and rest. But, that could just be because of a gluten-free structure. (Not too familiar with gluten-free bread)

Oh, because robots can read backwards?