> You've debunked nothing. So that's why you continue to move the goal posts. Let's remind ourselves of how you're coping so far with the evidence against you

> You've debunked nothing. So that's why you continue to move the goal posts. Let's remind ourselves of how you're coping so far with the evidence against your claims and denials(s): Claim 1: "No. NFTs are useless for ticketing systems for reasons immediately obvious if you ever stop and think about it." Reality: Gave examples of several companies currently using them, all with links for everyone to see. Claim 2: "As with all these announcements they are scrapped and thrown into trash just a year or two later." Reality: Gave another example of a company that deployed its solution a year ago and is still available today and another company founded 3 - 4 years ago (2019) still using NFT tickets as their solution today. And finally the biggest denial I've seen so far after presenting the links: Denial: "You've shown a few companies that jumped on the hype train (well, onto a well departed hype train) and are pretending that NFTs (or blockchains in general) are at all usable for ticket sales." Reality: Sure they are 'pretending'. /s After partnering with multiple blockchain companies [0] [1] to actually build the solution which exists today right now and are indeed still using NFTs as tickets. Once again, totally debunking whatever you just said. > Yo want an intelligent discussion? Then riddle me this: You have now just told me that you haven't even looked at the links at all, which leads me to believe that you need more time to look at them again. Since the solution(s) presented never was a complete and total replacing towards a fully decentralized system (otherwise that would be absolutist), as your so-called questions are insinuating given your overuse of 'centralized entities'. It is clearly an enhancement to assist with combating fraud and verification, such that the myth of the so-called 'rigorous' KYC falls flat since these KYC accounts can be bought on dark markets and faked. You really need to detach your statements from absolutism. > And that's before we get into the hundreds of use cases in ticketing that "we sell one ticket to one person for one event" doesn't even begin to cover. That exact problem is solved with a NFT variant of a 'soul-bound' non-transferrable NFT. Buy one NFT ticket, sent to one person for that specific event. > But sure, do tell me how NFTs are so extremely suitable unlike anything else we had before and how companies jupmed on the departing NFT train because NFTs are suitable. Well you haven't answered how many more goal posts you were going to move in your next reply? [0] https://consensys.net/blog/press-release/consensys-partners-with-sports-illustrated-tickets-to-launch-box-office/ https://consensys.net/blog/press-release/consensys-partners-... [1] https://pressroom.si.com/press-releases/si-tickets-box-office-consensys-platform-polygon https://pressroom.si.com/press-releases/si-tickets-box-offic...