IMO it seems weird to be interested in a technology which enables digital scarcity and therefore value, but not be interested in the value created by a practica

IMO it seems weird to be interested in a technology which enables digital scarcity and therefore value, but not be interested in the value created by a practical implementation of the technology. It's a strange enough position to me that it makes me question whether people who say this actually understand the technology. Plus, who cares about other peoples' "greed"? There's lots of greed in traditional finance but that doesn't stop most of us from investing in stocks and that kind of thing. If I think GOOG is a sane, rational long-term investment while others are going bonkers over it, I don't see why that would change my mind.