When I saw your title, I thought this post would be about NFTs. There's a big difference between owning and having access to. Anyone has access to an image of the Mona Lisa, only one person owns it (I don't know who actually does though). Anyone has access to an image of that Jack Dorsey tweet, but only one person owns the NFT.
Quick thoughts...
- Regarding "algorithmic emotion", yep, sounds to me like the psychological term "availability heuristic". If it's easily there over and over again, we take it to heart.
- Regarding "financial dissolution", Amen. Maybe one day folks will wake up to the difference between what money actually is and a piece of paper. !LUV
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Yeap, you are right, the title also applies to NFT, didn't think about that, though :)
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