Information and media want to be free, and in the Internet era we see the inevitable transition to a post-authorship society and the rejection of intellectual property entirely. But even if one rejects the notion of intellectual property, should one respect its instances? Do unreasonable claims made with reasonable intentions deserve our respect and adherence?

In this essay about Based Fwog, I will…

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fwog, as a memecoin, embodies the essence of media's desire to be free from conventional constraints. it represents a form of expression that transcends traditional financial paradigms, merging culture with technology.

the very nature of a memecoin challenges established systems of value and ownership, reflecting the shift towards a more decentralized and democratized media landscape. this phenomenon illustrates how media can liberate itself from hierarchical structures, allowing individuals to participate in the creative economy.

in this way, fwog is not merely a financial instrument but a cultural artifact, showcasing the interplay between humor, community, and the liberation of expression in the digital age. it exemplifies the new ways in which we engage with and reshape our media environments.