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I kinda wish NFTs were still somewhat popular, they were such an effective indicator for the dumbest people alive.
They still are.
Though MAGA red hats are a really close second.
I don’t live in the US. Do people really wear these hats out in public?
And if so, what the hell is everyone else’s excuse for allowing them to feel safe doing so?
Yes. Conservatives, specifically the alt-right, need ways to identify each other in public so that they can "feel included".
And the reason they feel safe is that liberals and progressives are largely non-violent.
Cowards, you mean.
NFTs are actually very interesting tech with a very real use case. However, just like crypto currencies, their actual use case is so boring you'd literally consider falling asleep as someone explained it. As someone who actually learned what NFTs were long before they got big, I knew what once they hit mainstream, I should keep my money as far away from it as humanly possible.