derek
@derek
I wrote about this exact thing a couple years ago. I do NOT believe that all content should be coined. TL;DR The qualitative becomes quantitative. The subjective becomes objective. People become financialized. Details: https://derekbrown.xyz/when-everythings-an-asset
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derek
@derek
It cheapens the work (see Zora already dropping MCs). It changes the relationships to the work: both creative and consumer. It reduces art and artist to numbers.
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Chic Bangs
@chic
I think about this similarly. We’ve already seen how homogenized society has become and how vanity metrics have shaped relationships, just from web2 social media. These are the points I wish everyone thought about: - If we’re not careful, we’ll see a similar trajectory to that of social media: lots of promise, thoughtless execution and growth, followed by a “oh no, what have we done” moment. - When pieces of culture are intrinsically denominated and market-traded, art, music, creativity become about quantities over quality. - Creativity becomes objective. People become assets. Relationships become transactions.
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antaur
@antaur.eth
read it. deep. good. didn't expect the length given your brevity in TG and here haha 🤣
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Lucas | POAP Studio
@gabo
Read fully, thx for-sharing
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Petra ⊙
@0xpetra
Agree on the fact that not everything should be quantifiable! Found there is something in between quanti/quali. Probabilistic tokens, which hasn't been tried yet. There isn't a specific value, but a range of values one can get for any transaction. It's quite abstract, but seems a new type of abstraction that could solve some of the problems we see with full blown finacialized solutions. This would allow us to "scale" interactions in a more fluid way. Jason from EZKL has shared this idea at /sop https://youtu.be/6eaQNbwYUJE?si=paDGwKgnN2XetucP&t=1026
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