The Filter Podcast with Matt Asher

Ep 54: Andrew Thurman on Absurd Art, Virtual Embassies, and Why Walken’s Watch Was Worth so Much

Nov 22, 2021

49:41

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The Facebook Run Metaverse

01:39

Dopa Men Machine - Is That a Carrot?

03:28

Is There a Future for Cryptocurrency?

02:14

Introduction

2min

What Is an Nft?

3min

The Art of Collectibles

4min

Profile Picks

3min

Using a Profile Pick of an NFT Is a Digital Art a Fact

2min

Is the Monolisa More Important?

2min

Digital Scarcity Is a New Space in Which Reproduction Does Not Diminish

3min

The Metaverse and Non Fungible Tokens

2min

Cryptocurrency Data Tracking

2min

10.

The Real Estate Market Is Semi Fungible

2min

11.

Is There a Future for Cryptocurrency?

2min

12.

Taking an NFT, You're Getting Collateral

2min

13.

Art as Shenanigan - It's Art

2min

14.

The Art of the Mediverse

2min

15.

Is Facebook a Metaverse?

2min

16.

The Facebook Run Metaverse

2min

17.

The Ten Fets and the Facebook Meto Verse

3min

18.

I'm Cool. I Have an NFT on the Wall, a There of Some Sort of Respect

2min

19.

The Promise of Virtual Embassies

3min

20.

Dopa Men Machine - Is That a Carrot?

3min

21.

Is There a Community Based Approach to Mortgages?

3min

I talk with Coindesk reporter and entrepreneur Andrew Thurman about Non-Fungible-Tokens, what gives them value, and the history of absurd art. We also discuss the implication of Barbados opening a virtual embassy in the Metaverse. Related links: • Andrew Thurman on Coindesk • Follow Andrew on Twitter • Article by Matt Asher about the Metaverse as dystopia