Tokenize it, make a Crypto IPO
Each token is worth 1cm^2 of the painting.
What Do You Do with a Stolen van Gogh?
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#32You commonly sell it back to the insurance company.
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#33Hang it on your wall away from UV light.
Paintings are behind UV shielding glass. Source: I asked an art dealer if he is not worried about his Andy Warhol pictures.
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#34Tokenize it, make a Crypto IPO
Each token is worth 1cm^2 of the painting.
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#35The article reminds me of a cool vid about ex-jewelery robber breaking down heist scenes from famous movies: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CtWqv0Z3ErM
For those who watched, I just want you I never hurt anyone while committing robberies and I am not endorsing any crime
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#36Hang it on the wall in your safe room.
You might need to spend more time in there these days.
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#37Hang it on your wall and claim it is a counterfeit.
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#38Earlier quoted context omitted.
Or you could spend the money to read it. I'm starting to feel like the people who complain about the poor quality of media and aggressive advertising are part of the problem by refusing to pay for content when it is offered to them in an up-front way. As if the entire world is entitled to open access to journalism. Or that paying for news hasn't been how publishers operated for hundreds of years.
They need to abandon the gym membership business model where cancellation is a Kafkaesque process.
I thought it was just me that had a bizarre experience trying to 'break-up' with the gym membership.
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#40When this article was first posted on Hackernews the title was different. Why are the titles getting changed?
It is still a clickbait title so i don't understand why the change was done in the first place.