Sure, friends also won't let friends skip the fact that circulating supply of ETH is now decreasing instead of increasing.
Also, only ~30% tokens are staked. The 30% who chose to stake essentially tax the other 70% in use. Each of the validator do the same amount of work (ok, strictly speaking you get to do more when you have more ETH staked, but being a validator is cheap and does not cost significantly more energy even if you are being selected more frequently because running one proposal is too cheap, that's the whole environmental point, right?) except what they receive is proportioned to how much they stake.
I hate being mean, but sorry, remembering to check one's assumption is a habit I gained after elementary school, so maybe that's too hard for you.
Also, only ~30% tokens are staked. The 30% who chose to stake essentially tax the other 70% in use. Each of the validator do the same amount of work (ok, strictly speaking you get to do more when you have more ETH staked, but being a validator is cheap and does not cost significantly more energy even if you are being selected more frequently because running one proposal is too cheap, that's the whole environmental point, right?) except what they receive is proportioned to how much they stake.
I hate being mean, but sorry, remembering to check one's assumption is a habit I gained after elementary school, so maybe that's too hard for you.