4/ As an art lover and collector, I’d far prefer the latter use case for #NFTs.

@akinomeroglu Even if what you are suggesting makes perfect sense (logically and economically), there must be a social venue (where everybody goes) where I say “I did support Picasso since 1907 and this is the proof of my claim”.

@akinomeroglu Because a simple “send me a donation and I’ll send you a postcard” button on the artist’s personal page is too mundane to make the donors feel like they are doing something impactful. And because there’s no automated mechanism to show that the donor has done something impactful.

These days, the “experience” is the interaction with the community, too. Accordingly:

Because sooner or later, the community is the brand. >

“Because sooner or later, the experience is the brand.” https://t.co/VPcgwNhi05

https://t.co/8q1ttufekm

I barely watch TV. When I do, ideally, I want to see something exceptional. I stopped using Netflix after Black Mirror because everything was so incredibly far from exceptional.
Even if the bar is not so high, TV today competes for attention against so many engaging alternatives. https://t.co/Uf5XgWF9Yo

What will happen to a mediocre TV streaming platform if/when a realistic #metaverse becomes yet another viable alternative to spend the evening?

What is the book that changed your life? (not novels or religious texts)

Asked on Apr 19, 2022

A really fun timeline, @nytimes >

The Tech Bubble That Never Burst https://t.co/PWPbt2xfpN https://t.co/vw0ue9FofN

@asymco I had a Xiaomi m365 for years. Used every other day as my only vehicle other than public transportation. A few flaws. Essentially, not robust enough.

I replaced it with a Ninebot G30E II months ago. I have zero complaints (and I complain a lot).