Most of the hate is because much of what you stated just isn’t true. Most of the ghost kitchens are either an existing restaurant having a second brand on delivery apps, or the delivery apps themselves setting them up themselves to pressure real restaurants to “play ball” with them. “Oh, you don’t want to pay 30% of…

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That “ideal” is increasingly being revealed to be the intent to scam others.

When the only use of them is to scam, then yeah, NFTs are just for scams.

“You think you would come up with one positive article to show the other side but nope”

“and a absolutely great one.”

If I buy some monkey jpegs for X amount, and then I sell some of them to someone who appears to be a different person, but is really just me in a fake mustache and trench coat for 10 time X, and then I go to you and say, “Wow, these are really popular. I can let one go to you for just 3x,” how have I not scammed you?

“The fact that gamers all seem to think NFTs are a scam only shows how little most people understand about crypto in general.”

No, because that would imply that ownership of those things is something to strive for.

“NFT is the future.”

They found the only “bonus” worse than a membership in the Jelly of the Month club.

“As a union worker for the last 17 years, my opinion is that no union is necessary if employees are being treated and paid fairly.”

Here’s the part I really don’t get. These people have a job where people generally just give them money for streaming a video game, and occasionally cracking wise. Why do you have to engage in grift when you already have a ton of people giving you money to begin with?

“Comprehension of an hypothetical example seemingly evades you”

But the true “innovation” is that DAO’s aren’t regulated, at least not yet. There’s still time to pull some classic grifts.

“The point of NFTs is decentralization on public distributed ledger technologies”

Damn those Rebus puzzles!

It absolutely is whataboutism. You’re saying, “Why are you caring about this thing when you don’t care about this other thing!” Completely making up the idea that people who care about this don’t care about that.

What the hell are you on about? I guarantee you that everyone here who is for unionization at this studio is also for unionization at those places too. But this is a games website, not a retail worker website. So we’re talking about the game studio that’s organizing.

I’m really having a hard time understanding why people keep saying this, despite the constant evidence we get that propaganda does work, and not just on those that some would consider “low educated.” Further, it doesn’t have to work on everybody, just enough.