You wouldn't right-click a friend, would you?

found on Dump A Day

I absolutely would right-click, along with anything else it takes to sour them on the prospect of NFTs. Friends don't let friends get sucked into crypto.

I don't know what the scammers expected

from here and here

I'm not sure how much time and energy the scammers wasted by hacking AV-Test.org's twitter account, but I am sure it was wasted time and energy. You won't find suckers that way. 

The more things change, the more they stay the same

from here and here (image source)

Well OF COURSE non-fungible tokens would appeal to a scammer. It's like they're made for each other. Some of us realize that NFTs basically are scams so, I suppose the promise to stop scamming is itself also a scam. It's scams all the way down.

We should all be meddling kids

found on ImgFlip

There are so many scams in the NFT world it's hard to believe there's actually a legitimate application in practice. Not everyone can see through the deception, though, so it's important to reveal the bad actors for what they are.

If NFTs Were Honest

Watch on YouTube

While it may not go into the technical details very much, it does seem pretty accurate from a societal level.  They've also got a similar video about cryptocurrency. 

Also, in a brilliant example of life imitating art, someone stole the fake NFTs from the NFT video (that described the theft of artwork to make unauthorized NFTs) and turned them into actual NFTs

Crypto-bro Syndrome

found on Acid Cow

You'd have to be suffering from some kind of mental defect to fall for the Greater Fool Theory, right?

Stephen Colbert Presents: "NFT Heist"

Watch on YouTube

The real heist is the purchasers who got bilked along the way.

The origin story of a crypto-villain

found on Reddit

Frankly, I'm not the least bit concerned about crypto-bros turned into villains because they kind of already are villains but they aren't terribly dangerous (except to the environment). 

The old block and chain

found on eBaum's World

It's only a matter of time before they put everything on the blockchain (or try to).

You'll be missed, but not that way

found on Izismile

Can't they just shill for a VPN or Raid Shadow Legends instead?

Line Goes Up - The Problem With NFTs

Watch on YouTube

It's a long video, but it contains a lot of very valuable insights into cryptocurrency, NFTs, and the many things people are doing with them. I hadn't even heard of most of these applications before.

Right-click all the things

from here and here

There's got to be a better way than NFTs to accomplish whatever NFTs for cars is supposed to accomplish. 

Why not both?

from here and here

LooksRare is the name of an NFT marketplace and it kind of makes you wonder if they've ever thought about what kind of impression a name like that leaves on people.