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These arguments always make me smirk. Yes, of course I could use the slow, expensive, and exploitative financial rails that currently exist. But it's fucking fun to buy NFTs. And easy. It's as simple as that. I enjoy collecting these art pieces. I don't give a flying fuck of a shit if it's not actually "owning" it by some armchair lawyer's abstract definition of "owning". I support cool creators, the image appears in my wallet, I get perks associated with the token sometimes, and I have some prints of the art on my wall. I don't care, like, not even a little bit, if I actually "own" it or not from a legal contract point of view, which is just a social layer anyways. I verifiably possess it, and that's enough me.