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Heh... Reminds me of a scene in Billions last year with Wendy Rhoades and Taylor Mason. Taylor walked in the office and said they were atheist. Wendy asked to

Heh... Reminds me of a scene in Billions last year with Wendy Rhoades and Taylor Mason. Taylor walked in the office and said they were atheist. Wendy asked to buy their soul for $10 and gave them a piece of paper to sign. There was a awkwardly long pause... Sure, Nike perhaps does not really care. But deep inside, the cultural programming says its not a good look.

hu3 6y ago
The scene for the curious like me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cU1f5E06X3A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cU1f5E06X3A
- eric4smith 6y ago
  Thank you!
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_carbyau_ 6y ago
The only issue I have with selling my soul is the concept that I only have one. If I could sell my multitudes of souls to millions of people for $10 apiece I would do it in a heartbeat. But most people would feel that after the first sale I was defrauding them, so I suspect it wouldn't be worth the effort to try.
- throw465432 6y ago
  That’s why you should only license the soul and charge monthly subscriptions. Then in the fine print, add that you’re allowed to monitor how they use it and that information belongs to you to monetize.
- SamBam 6y ago
  I've actually been vaguely musing selling my soul as an NFT. I think it would be worth a lot more of I were a famous artist, though.
  - _carbyau_ 6y ago
    Make sure you get the clause in that you get a % cut of any future resales. That feature is about the only thing I really do like regarding NFT's for artists.