> There isn’t a single definition True but that doesn’t mean there isn’t a commonality to the meaning. We don’t use the term ‘ownership’ to refer to preparing

> There isn’t a single definition True but that doesn’t mean there isn’t a commonality to the meaning. We don’t use the term ‘ownership’ to refer to preparing food, or driving a car for example. And as I have pointed out. The lie is not that people don’t own NFTs. They do. The lie is that NFTs confer ownership of the media that point to. > Once that linkage is accepted by a third party, then it serves as a form of semantic ownership with contextual benefits Only in the sense that owning a movie ticket provides benefits at a particular theater. You can also keep the ticket stub as a memento or sell it if you like. NFTs are no different.