> So, do you think NFTs can actually change the current status quo? Does it bring anything new to the equation? No, it does not change the status quo, and brin

> So, do you think NFTs can actually change the current status quo? Does it bring anything new to the equation? No, it does not change the status quo, and brings nothing new to the equation. To kind of rephrase what you said slightly: All ownership relations exists in world 3, that is their nature, they can't act in world 1. NFTs don't bring anything to the table here, crypto does not bring anything to the table here. With NFTs, ownership relations is still a world 3 thing, and world 3 things still cannot act in world 1. And no enforcement mechanisms we currently have for ownership relations give any special recognition or consideration to NFTs, blockchain or crypto assets. The only disagreement we have is that I don't think it makes sense to qualify sentences with "capitalist societies" when the claims they make are more broad. It's a bit like saying "all Furry mammals are characterized by the presence of mammary glands which in females produce milk for feeding (nursing) their young", it may be true, but the word "furry" in that sentence adds negative value: http://www.biomedicaleditor.com/hedging.html http://www.biomedicaleditor.com/hedging.html > To strengthen your argument and increase clarity, limit the number of qualifiers in each sentence to only those necessary for accuracy—the remaining qualifiers will then do their job well.