I find it ridiculous that energy consumption concerns are always in abundance when it comes to crypto but anything else doesn't cause as much concern

I really don't get it can anyone explain if I'm getting it wrong, I understand that a large mining facility may take up a bit more than sufficient power but how is it more than anything else when it comes to production?

I mean we're talking here about the most efficient financial transaction system in the world, and now it's suddenly "too much power" when on the other hand we have high maintenance machinery working year round in car factories, manufacturing factories of different commodities and more that need so much more energy to function and maintain demand.

When the conversation is about electric cars that's good for the planet but when it's crypto that's somehow bad, even though crypto has helped millions of families through economic crises around the world stay afloat.

The power consumption is worth it, and all the people who are dedicated enough to work on the space and develop startups that shape the space and push it forward deserve all the power and support, and I'm glad some blockchain launchpads like SolanaPrime provide a safe platform for them away from the shady part of the market.

These people are really shaping the future of finance in today's time, any energy they consume is worth it and especially with more sustainable and renewable forms of energy on the rise it'll fade all this over consumption talk.