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So you’re saying it’s non-fungible in the context of its history? Just trying to wrap my head around this.

i.e. strip its history away from it, is it not the same thing? 1 coin is the same as another coin, etc. The history of the coins is what makes it non-fungible despite the coin being the same?

Hanshan 4mo ago 💬 1

correct

Things only exist in the context of their environment. They don't exist as pure Platonic ideals.

A thing and its environment are "not-two"

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4 4mo ago 💬 1

Interesting, thank you for this viewpoint. I will have to consider this and think about this for some time… I’ve been under the thinking since the coins themselves are identical in properties and function, regardless of history, then they’re fungible. This seems a very strong point to me.

But thank you nonetheless because I will be pondering this one 🤔