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On the internet, reality produces irreconcilable versions of itself. Some would say it sends https://t.co/ft3aQK90Yz

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@FFMEC2 @ttiimmees

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@signulll Nobody performs a Venmo payment for clout

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Nobody performs a Venmo payment for clout

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venmo graph is likely the highest signal of actual close friends than any other graph on the internet right now.

every other graph is now almost entirely polluted.

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The next evolution of Hermes Agent is here!

Introducing Hermes Desktop: everything you love about Hermes, now native on your machine.

First demoed in Jensen's GTC keynote, it's now in public preview.

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@CozomoMedici I like sending https://t.co/NvCr9cXf0g

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@tszzl The internet has a comms problem. If you don't believe me, check out https://t.co/NvCr9cXf0g

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@binji_x Reporting for duty

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With NFC Lisbon and Art Basel coming up, there's been much conversation about the role of art shows and conferences as they relate to the health of the digital art ecosystem. As always, interpretations are diverging

Art Basel is literally where the art world performs itself for the art world. It exists to confer legitimacy. But whether it is is actually performed or honest, uniting or dividing, and whether that legitimacy means anything outside of the room, is up to you, the internet. Today's prompt is Art Basel, on Mixed Messages

What say you, @gmspace_ and @postanika?

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@thepropgallery This one was created by 1,093 strangers interpreting @SHL0MS and a recursive subdivision algorithm

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@stephensantoro_ Would love to chat, but your DMs are turned off

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CAPITALISM (owned by @YigitDuman) will age like fine wine

143 people interpreted the prompt during the open window, rendering a dividing x honest verdict. The standard line on capitalism is that it lies about itself, but the crowd didn't take the bait. They said that capitalistic systems are honest about being divisive (think the K-shaped economy we are currently experiencing)!!

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@kingfxyo mixedmessages dot fyi is FUN. 1/1/365

Auction window for #13, "Coachella," is live at https://t.co/S8nC0lQ7xr

Submission window for #14, "Bumper Stickers," is live at https://t.co/KYkFQJFy43. 526 interneters have interpreted so far

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@DTODDART @greyblok You'd love https://t.co/ft3aQK90Yz cultural artifacts

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I'd push back slightly and say that only certain types of NFT collections "are expected to produce more things" - specifically PFP collections. The beauty of a collection like https://t.co/KRlA7vATgh is that it's a limited and scarce collection of artworks created by offchain human behavior, and there will only be 365.

And by the time the collection is complete, the whole will be greater than the sum of the parts because each is an archive of how the internet interpreted a specific cultural topic on a specific day. It keeps producing, conceptually, but is valuable because it's intentionally scarce and a snapshot of time

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@FrenchiePunk Fighting to send https://t.co/ft3aQK90Yz

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@redbeardnft Results of https://t.co/ft3aQK90Yz submission windows, and the artworks that get created, are never rarely on bingo cards

Example: the internet was more divided by READ RECEIPTS than CAPITALISM

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Agreed. https://t.co/KRlA7vATgh is BY FAR the best example of internet culture as artifact in the NFT space right now, because each artwork is created by the internet interpreting cultural topics

Today's prompt is Bumper Stickers, and 521 people have already interpreted it. When the window closes in 11 hours, a recursive subdivision algorithm will create an artwork using those 521+ interpretations

Each artwork is snapshot in time of how the internet responded to a specific cultural topic on a specific day

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@AmirRahatiarts https://t.co/ft3aQK90Yz means business. 1/1/365 artworks built by human interpretation and recursive subdivision

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AI is more sentient than you