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Therein lies the insanity; a person can create {art, music, game asset} and nothing stops others from consuming that thing. Web3/crypto does not solve that -- i
by kody 5y ago
Therein lies the insanity; a person can create {art, music, game asset} and nothing stops others from consuming that thing. Web3/crypto does not solve that -- it only 'proves' that one person 'owns' the created thing. Abstractly, that's cool. Concretely, who the hell cares? I got to see the jpeg and listen to the album exactly as the 'owner' of the digital asset was able to.
- xeffingd 5y agoYou don't think it's different to experience the art and to own the art?
- brandonmenc 5y agoNFTs just force the idea of “ownership” onto things for which ownership makes zero sense. You are never going to convince more than a small number of suckers that any of this is true or worth it.
- __MatrixMan__ 5y agoOwnership is one way to interpret the meaning of an NFT, but that's not the only way to do it. For instance, you could use them to keep track of responsibility/permissions: "The holder of this token is the project maintainer, only they can approve pull requests". That sort of thing. Interpretation is up to the users, I'm really just talking about nonfungibility in general here.
- gfodor 5y ago> You are never going to convince more than a small number of suckers that any of this is true or worth it. This is exactly the kind of thing that is said before complete implosions or complete disruptions. Time will tell! Reminder: same was said about BTC.