I think you have outlined the fundamental disagreement quite well. > It's not very strange that people instinctively feel that NFTs are nonsense; but a lot of

I think you have outlined the fundamental disagreement quite well. > It's not very strange that people instinctively feel that NFTs are nonsense; but a lot of the arguments being made are entirely unengaged with the actual issues at play, and seemingly no interest in doing so. I think when people see utility in physical artwork, to the point they would travel to the other side of the world to see it, they find it hard to credit that almost all the value comes from provenance. Likewise I think people who see art as nothing more than the name of the person who painted it will wholly embrace NFTs as investments. These two groups are probably not going to come to an agreement.