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The Future of Digital Goods and Virtual Economies
2:39:49 - 2:46:11 (06:21)
As we move towards a more virtual and digital world, the economy is also moving towards digital goods in the form of art, sculptures, skins from video games, and other purchases made online. We may soon experience multiple geographies in a virtual world with the ability to take digital goods from one location to another, leading to a larger digital economy than the traditional art world.
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The digital art market is set to grow and potentially surpass the traditional art market, but it still lacks the narrative that traditional art has.
2:39:49 - 2:41:38 (01:49)
Summary
The digital art market is set to grow and potentially surpass the traditional art market, but it still lacks the narrative that traditional art has. With the ongoing exploration of technology, there is potential for new and innovative uses of it within the art world.
ChapterThe Future of Digital Goods and Virtual Economies
Episode#171 – Anthony Pompliano: Bitcoin
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The podcast discusses the possibility of a digital economy that includes art, sculptures, video game skins, and other digital goods which can gain scarcity and value in the virtual world, and how this digital world could evolve in the future.
2:41:38 - 2:44:09 (02:31)
Summary
The podcast discusses the possibility of a digital economy that includes art, sculptures, video game skins, and other digital goods which can gain scarcity and value in the virtual world, and how this digital world could evolve in the future.
ChapterThe Future of Digital Goods and Virtual Economies
Episode#171 – Anthony Pompliano: Bitcoin
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
This podcast discusses the possibility of a future where individuals live most of their productive and social lives in a digital world, transporting themselves between geographies through virtual reality and carrying digital goods with them.
2:44:09 - 2:46:11 (02:01)
Summary
This podcast discusses the possibility of a future where individuals live most of their productive and social lives in a digital world, transporting themselves between geographies through virtual reality and carrying digital goods with them. They also explore the idea of plugging in our senses to create a fully immersive experience in the virtual world.