Q: What is an NFT, anyhow? A: Honestly, don’t even worry about it.
Q: What does an NFT smell like? A: An NFT does not have a scent, because it doesn’t exist in the material plane. It’s an abstraction, an idea.
Q: Huh? A: Think of it like this: If I claimed, “I officially own the color blue, because I gave someone on the internet some money and they gave me a receipt,” you wouldn’t say that my claim had a particular odor.
Q: OK, but what does the candle smell like? A: Mint.
Q: Is that little pile of money on the candle real? A: What does “real” even mean anymore?
Q: This candle is an investment, right? Not just a weird way to show that I have disposable income to waste? A: Yeah, sure.
Q: Can I sell this candle to someone else for more than I paid for it? Maybe a LOT more than I paid for it? I’m hoping that if I’m one of the first people to buy one, I can find someone who will give me a lot of money for it. A: It depends on the caliber of people you associate with.
Q: This is an interesting idea for a candle. But isn’t the whole NFT thing already kind of over? A: It’s not over as long as there is still one person, somewhere, who believes it.
I've been thinking for a decade if there is a better candle than this and I cannot think of another. Courtly..
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mess with realitives
My deranged uncles rather enjoy nfts, and i enjoy taunting my family. This is a great deal! Never has taunting somebody been to cheap. Truely wonderful
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PWC
Fungiable!
I left my NFT candle out for a few days and it started growing quite scary mushrooms .... I suspect that the claim that it is "nonfungiable" is bogus ....
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Jeff
Too realistic
I lit mine and it burned up all the money on top. And emitted CO2.
