because the ownership model is different to mp3
if you legally download a song you have rights to play that file.
an NFT does not confer ownership of the image. You get to register that you 'own' that one digital instance of the file (not a download).
The register is unregulated and unenforceable, and gives you no control over what you 'own'. So in a very real and legal sense, you don't.
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Yeah, but you still curate a personal collection.
You can then show them off to other people who care.
Surely people buying them know what they are buying by now, so legal ownership can't be why they are doing so (and my question is why are they doing so, not why are they shit).
Admittedly, Pokemon might have been a better example than mp3. People like to collect things and follow fads.
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