People are willing to pay $2.5 million for a vintage video game cartridge that isn't even unique. People invest millions in small digital pictures of apes. Th

People are willing to pay $2.5 million for a vintage video game cartridge that isn't even unique. People invest millions in small digital pictures of apes. There are currently over $32 billion invested in a digital parody "currency". There's some dude who built a mansion in Bel-Air that he wanted to sell for $500 million and is now listed at a "discount" for only $340 million. We as a society (globally even) are way beyond "realistic" at this point when it comes to money and the valuation of things.