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You are talking to an ex-IDF member who is being deliberately obtuse.
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I'm sure the average American will appreciate this insight when they apply for payday loans.
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> buys a $7 oat milk latte Well no wonder you're poor. If you bought an espresso machine it would pay for itself in less than a month.
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Let's put it this way. You're a wealthy patron that sponsors an animated feature-length film you intend to put on the blockchain. You pay the animators, the film is made, and now t…
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I cannot name a single moment in the history of my life where another person has asked me who "owns" a piece of digital art. I know people who asked about the author, but nobody ca…
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> but what matters is the provable artist signature. This actually means nothing in a medium where you can create infinite perfect copies of something. If we had 100,000 identical …
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> make this make sense. Sure. Modern Chinese RoRo vessels fit more than 1 shirt on them. The average shipping manifest to America looks more like 125,000 shirts, 10,000 tons displa…