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@betty_nft It just comes down to the simple statement - does anyone want to collect it. Everything else is subjective.

Historical artefacts are only considered art once they’re privately collected and put in a gallery and not a museum. Statues are the most obvious case study for this.

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@betty_nft The fear of doing this is that your child knows you don’t want them on social media, so sneakily does it on a computer behind your back. The worst case scenario is creating a space where your child does a dangerous thing without feeling they can communicate openly.

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@betty_nft I agree wholeheartedly social media is toxic. But your child may feel ostracised by missing out on content/trends their peers know and reference. Sometimes feeling left out and controlled by the parents causes rebellion far worse than better communication and education.

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@emma_canne36071 @lageneraless @MenInBlazers An average league four player simply can’t handle a premier league defender. Not fast enough, strong enough, quick enough with their touch, quick enough with their movement, even if they can do it once then have enough stamina to do it multiple times.

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@emma_canne36071 @lageneraless @MenInBlazers Intensity isn’t length of distance. You can travel less distance with more intensity. But premier league players do both. Tighter turning circles, constant movement, off the ball sprints, recovery runs, outpacing faster opponents, tracking better movements…

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@StygianFade Lol. Think about what you just said.

Premier league players get old and slow, tumble down the divisions and thrive in lower leagues because the physical standard is lower.

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@RealEmirHan Option 1:
Have a bond illegitimate child from one of the many women he’s been with, cast a teenage actor, have him take his fathers name.

Option 2:
Have 007 and the title James Bond applied to the elite spy in the ranks in his honour.

Option 3:
He dead. Change the name.

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@bill61876 @dev_maelstrom @MenInBlazers You’re making my point! In those leagues you see the exact same, people like Pirlo with enough time to produce unbelievable technique. The difference though is put these players in UCL fixtures where the intensity ramps and they still do it, non leaguers would be gasping.

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@lageneraless @MenInBlazers The core difference is a top tier player has to do this after running 10km+ at max intensity trying to defend against 11 freak conditioned athletes. At this level the intensity is far lower and therefore their bodies are more capable of being in control of their technique

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@dev_maelstrom @MenInBlazers Not the difference at all 🤣🤣🤣 watch top players train they barely do this 8/10 times.

The difference is the time and speed of the game. In the top leagues that right back doesn’t have 3 seconds to pick out a cross and that forward isn’t unmarked in the 6 yard box.

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@XaviercMiller For those who can’t afford to buy Credit facilities are permitted to repossess and rent property but must charge rent on a mortgage basis. E.g. 30 year principal plus interest, once the house is rented for 30 years it becomes yours, there must be early purchase clauses.

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@XaviercMiller 1. Individuals can only own 1 property in a city or town. Call it the “fair housing rule”.
2. Corporate investment vehicles can’t buy or own residential rental property, they can only construct and sell residential property.

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@waleswoosh You’re not wrong. I genuinely thought the leading developers would be pulled into the wealth generation and the software/gaming that came out of it would be of mind melding potential, offering home to digital art and PFP’s. Instead it’s just dead wood boring product.

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@betty_nft Billions was flooding into investments to build these virtual office and living spaces but in the end adoption never went further than work meetings on zoom or teams. Backgrounds never went further than stock images or image blurs.

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@betty_nft If you sit on the brand side it’s a different narrative. The original notion was that the metaverse was on a road to reality and accelerated adoption by lockdowns, NFTs and their communities were the vision of monetising that space that people were going to work and socialise in.

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@betty_nft It’s 2030 and social media has become Reddit for AI who hate their prompters

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@PeterParkerNFT What makes me laugh is everyone is getting price actioned out of their own historic NFT collections in front of their eyes. Before they know it, it will be too expensive to buy in and only for the elites. This is how art has always functioned, only the real survive

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@robprogressive I have a solution. Abolish tax, 25-65 year olds have a £10k annual fee due to receive state benefits and a requirement to donate 15% of income to charity of choice. If you can’t afford £12k, you apply to be subsidised by a charity. Which would cover the honestly vulnerable first.

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@betty_nft I think the only annoyance at your trump stance last year was that a lot of us prop you as a leader in the space, then you had the choice to lead by example and be unifying but kept coming across as ostracising. Probably unfair on you to expect you to be above it all.