Frummy

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   by Frummy 5y ago

   I don't know about the work he's been doing or what fight he's been part of. But the text itself seems bitter and psychotic, it's good that he leaves the battle behind and takes a break. I know that too much truth can be
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   by Frummy 5y ago

   For me, it's closing my eyes, taking a few deep breaths, and then continuing. It's okay to be nervous and feel ones heart pounding and just notice all those physiological reactions, but keep going despite that. My old tendency was
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   by Frummy 5y ago

   I had to quit my job due to mental health (autism). I rationalised it at the time, thinking with all the newfound time I could get so much done specifically for what I wanted to achieve personally rather than what brings in revenue for some
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   by Frummy 5y ago

   That's correct, I agree. But I have been talking about personal property this entire time. Your example covers intellectual property.
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   by Frummy 5y ago

   That's an interesting example, but I consider it semantic only. Your example raises the question of authenticity rather than ownership. It it clear as day which wallet the NFT is connected to. The original NFT and the imitating NFT has
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   by Frummy 5y ago

   It's existence and ownership is not verifiable on a cryptographically secure distributed computer (blockchain)
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   by Frummy 5y ago

   Not the pubic funds!