I don’t really care if they are collectibles or art or however people might want to try to box NFTs into existing categories. 

I like the idea of permission-less digital objects, as @derekedws says, and I think that’s sufficiently flexible to embrace a future of fun, inspiring and compelling digital projects!

Father, husband, explorer, tech, art-lover

Hanging out in Grailers DAO for the most part. 

💯 I'm not familiar with and not that interested in trad art and physical collectibles, and thus don't really care about fitting NFTs within those categories.

I care about NFTs as digitally-native objects that allow for access for creators, sovereignty for owners, and dynamic new experiences for consumers.

Enjoyer of human-made and machine-made jpegs on the blockchain | Member of GrailersDAO, Station3 and ARC | linktr.ee/buffets.eth

Exactly the type of thoughtful reply I was hoping for. I love the triad you name and the ways each will be uniquely fulfilled