No, the problem here is requiring everyone to have the entire transaction history stored locally. I'm oversimplifying of course, but I'm saying overall throughput scales with O(n²) (and thus individual bandwidth with O(n).
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Ok, so right now you're just whining. To be clear you have good points, but they were all raised day 1 of bitcoin (power, storage, bandwidth). People are working on it. Whiners don't really help. Pitch in, think about it. These aren't new problems that dev's aren't aware of.
If I weren't just whining I would've announced the solution in the first tweet (and started an altcoin and made a bunch of money). Yes, the whole point was to point out a problem (and just how bad it is). Welcome to the Internet. People complain. A lot.
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"Oh no, this thing that *HAS NEVER BEEN POSSIBLE BEFORE* isn't perfect and I can't be bothered to actually help so I'm just going to whinge".
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The point isn't that it isn't perfect, it's that it isn't perfect and has completely outgrown the capabilities of its design and the waste required to keep using it has spiraled out of control.
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