Blockchain is a Vegan, with the Happy Pear Twins
Move over the Winklevoss twins, here in Ireland we have the Happy Pear Twins and they came to the conclusion that blockchain is indeed a vegan.
So how did we reach a conclusion of such epic proportions?
Well – we were very scientific in our approach. We looked at the main features of blockchain and asked if they were akin to veganism.
For example, blockchain is immutable – and guess what – the Happy Pair twins are immutable. They haven’t changed a bit in 20 odd years. They must have a portrait or two of Dorian Grey in their attics.
Then we looked at transparency – yep same again. Vegans want to be able to see what is in their food – labelling is very important (and Dave also mentioned looking into an abattoir which frankly we’d rather not!).
Disruptive – absolutely! Vegans want to rethink how we feed the planet through moving away from animal consumption and over to plant consumption.
Disintermediary – taking out the middle man? Well, vegans would much prefer to source goods locally and directly from producers so that is a yes too.
At this point, Dave jumped the gun and said yes they are the same but I had one more feature to compare.
I pointed out that people in the blockchain space wanted to make the world a better place. And there we had it – a perfect match.
As Steve said – it’s official – Blockchain is a vegan.
Thank you Steve and Dave from the Happy Pear – mass adoption here we come!
I’ll say no more – just watch here
Looking for something easy this evening, try these #vegan scrambled "eggs"! ???Click the vid for full recipe – https://t.co/vEP65f6Ibd pic.twitter.com/i1k2UtsAvQ
— The Happy Pear (@thehappypear) May 27, 2019
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This is pretty much how our dream brekkie would look like. We have 20% of our online #vegan cooking course this weekend. We’re super proud of it and have put 14 years experience as vegan chefs into it. It’s about teaching you how to cook without recipes https://t.co/YZRbothfqW ? pic.twitter.com/n09uddOqfi
— The Happy Pear (@thehappypear) May 26, 2019
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