Dear Felix, Ted, Bryan, and Dymitri,
I have some differences of opinion about the nature of money, its meaning
today, and what it says about digital art, etc.
First, money is primarily a social construct, resting on a whole host of
institutions and arrangements. These inevitably change dependi
On 13.03.21 15:14, tbyfield wrote:
> If I drew a venn diagram of how uninteresting mass digital art, the
> art-systems economics, and cryptographic para-currencies have become,
> you'd think it was just a circle
Ted, you, of all people, know that 'interesting' is not an attribute of
objects, but
Well argued.
At 09:40 AM 3/13/2021, Dmytri Kleiner wrote:
On 2021-03-13 15:14, tbyfield wrote: > If I drew a venn diagram of
how uninteresting mass digital
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On 2021-03-13 15:14, tbyfield wrote:
If I drew a venn diagram of how uninteresting mass digital art, the
art-systems economics, and cryptographic para-currencies have become,
you'd think it was just a circle.
If it's helpful, I wrote a fairly detailed explanation of the monetary
economics of
Felix, your questions have triggered some noise (what doesn't these days?) but
they don't seem to have generated much light. But some parts of the world are
pretty much consigned to darkness
If I drew a venn diagram of how uninteresting mass digital art, the art-systems
economics, and cryptogra
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On Sat, 13 Mar 2021 at 05:55, John Hopkins wrote:
> And real CO2 being generated to fuel the fucking 'mining' processors ...
> Can we
> kill this beast yet? We've got coal on the run in much of the US, but what
> a
> hopeless idea, that processor cycles is related to value and
