july

creating and destroying; built flying cars & autonomous vehicles, now building /faust, more here: /july, web: july.rocks

I suspect a lot of people here will read this and think “web3 solves this.” But the problem isn’t one of decentralization or centralization. It’s one of incentives and convenience. A demand for convenience has shifted incentives for products to be subscription based.

It’s subscription fatigue, essentially 

Then: i.e. DVDs in a world where ownership was cumbersome, streaming was a great innovation that made sense

Now: in a world where I have to pay for rent for everything- it’d be nice to own the digital land I plow on once again.

True. Even when I "purchase" movie on Amazon, if I cancel my subscription I can no longer access the movie. Yes, this stings. I see my dusty DVDs and VHS cassettes with much nostalgia. I may head to the antique store this weekend for a player. 😎💜

SuctionX.eth | Curating Life Along Uncertain Chains | Alicia Christine Armstrong | Fully Doxxed 

Bring back the CD.
https://youtu.be/Hasb_KWbefg?si=7gX1Yfi6ozUy5BAT