Who me? I dunno about that. I suppose you could be right, but my point was that people were saying that the mining wasn't worth the processing power and electricity a few months ago, over 3 years into the introduction of Bitcoin, and I found that to be completely false in my personal experience. I'm still mining now, and the value proposition is getting to be more questionable. I'm only mining about $0.05 BTC a month, or around $17 USD at current rates, for my $6 in electricity and wear-and-tear on my computer equipment. But the inflammatory statement that it "seems pretty stupid" is what gets me. As long as I can use those BTC to buy stuff that adds up to more in dollars than I seem to be spending to mine it, I'll keep going.
Sure, at some point mining probably won't make sense, but it's not as if you can't simply go on an exchange and trade you inflating-to-no-value dollars for (maybe by then) stable BTC.
Then again, I keep $160 trillion dollars in Zimbabwe bills pinned to the wall above my computer monitor as a constant reminder of the fictitious nature of artificial money...