I think your point on scarcity and attention are well put, but can't apply to NFTs in the way as physical commodities because I think there has to be some notio

I think your point on scarcity and attention are well put, but can't apply to NFTs in the way as physical commodities because I think there has to be some notion of originality intertwined. Like for art pieces, sure people can make copies and put the copies on a wall - but only I have the original to hang up my wall. There is value to most people between having a copy vs the actual thing. There is obviously a massive disconnect with this and NFTs because anyone can save a copy of a NFT (or the image a NFT represents) and not have its value diminished because all the "copies" of the NFT are the same - since "originally" doesn't apply to digital goods. It doesn't matter if there is some hash on a blockchain out there saying so-and-so "owns an image", I can still copy the image and get the same value. That is not the case with say having a copy of the Mona Lisa vs the actual Mona Lisa. NFTs are worthless to me for the above reason aside from the value that other people think they have.