In a game environment, that sort of social contract around perceived value is really, really differnt. As a smart object within the contects of the game, you can detect whether it's a rip off or whether it's an original, actual one. And what you start to do at that point is crat status ahierarchy. Why is this abatar scarf more precious if it's coming through the nft process, versus someone tryed to rip it off?
First up, Jason showcases what he calls the greatest CNBC hit of all time (01:46). Then he covers YouTube hiding the downvote counter (18:49). In the interview segment, Ready Games CEO David Bennahum about his new fashion Icon NFT marketplace game (27:31) and the transition from walled gardens to open source. We wrap with another edition of "OK Boomer" (01:07:00) where Rachel is reporting on Emily Herrera, a 22 year old who started her own Angel syndicate while still in college (01:20:24).