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Avi Burra
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Chronicler of the Sovereign Age | Anarcho Surrealist

Ok good, glad you clarified that. You’re the owner and *just* paid royalties to dmnyc, which fittingly was equal to the final sale cost

Was that because of the burning desire to be enlightened or the OP’s pfp?

I’m scared to go into this thread now

Gigi needs to update his seminal work. The title should now read: Merrcurr is Time

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Starbackrs

This. A million times this.

I think Alex was referring to the SEC simps who’re begging for ETH regulation

I can’t believe I didn’t see this earlier. This is profound

I felt there was something off about today. It’s a fine day, but it seemed like some small but important thing was missing. Then I remembered - #[0] didn’t say the thing

These conversations always end this way:

Me: Your NFT and smart contract governing it don’t supersede jurisdictional contract law

NFToooor: yeah, but we’re building a world where the constitution is itself a smart contract

Because winter is coming

My skepticism stems from people (not you, necessarily) inserting a blockchain and token wherever possible, when the same problem can be solved in a far more cost and compute efficient manner. That plus my original view that a certificate of ownership for a digital image doesn’t make sense (because of 100% fidelity infinite replication)

The artists are better off using a central marketplace that issues certificates of authenticity. They don’t need a blockchain. That way they don’t take the risk of holding xtz. Tezos is not decentralized by any stretch of imagination and there is no guarantee that the certificates will last forever

NFT’s created an incredibly loose and flexible definition of ownership that we Bitcoiners are pushing back against. Only I incontrovertibly own the utxos in my hw wallet and only I can enjoy 100% of the benefits of that ownership. It’s not the case with digital art NFTs. As a right-click-saver of NFTs, I certainly get to enjoy some of the same benefits the “owner” of that NFT does. The only benefit the “owner” has is being able to sell or transfer the certificate of authenticity on a marketplace where participants accept that type of transaction as valid.

Yes, someone posted the man-in-the-mirror meme of that a couple of days ago. Goes to show that we should go down the rabbit hole, but not through the looking glass

There’s also the distinct possibility that Nostr.build can rug you by deleting image 2008.jpg 😂

It certainly is. Approaching Mona Lisa levels #[5] must be thrilled as the owner

Anigma. It’s been deprecated, I believe