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You're talking about what are called Agglomeration effects, which are highly dependent upon transportation methods (this is covered in the article). If you can
by larsiusprime 5y ago
You're talking about what are called Agglomeration effects, which are highly dependent upon transportation methods (this is covered in the article).
If you can teleport any time to any place instantly for free, then where you are matters a lot less. If transportation has costs and limitations, where you are matters a lot more.
- chii 5y agoThe location adjacent to a celebrity is always scarce (assuming the dimension is 3D). This give it value, because even though you (an entity) can visit the location for free easily, the owner of adjacent locations are "associated" with the celebrity and this "association" is what is worth money (of course, this value is in addition to the Agglomeration value imho).
- ShamelessC 5y agoSince the development of popular encoding formats for media and the subsequent creation of DRM it has been clear that digital "assets" will only ever be artificially scarce. The cost of copying 0's and 1's is the cost of owning any computer. The only reason it would be scarce in the "metaverse" (ugh), would be if the stakeholders of that metaverse/whatever purposefully impose limits that digital computers don't even impose (like DRM).