Prosperity Gospel — Real Life
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NFTs are more something to believe than something to invest in
Prosperity Gospel NFTs are more something to believe than something to invest in Evan Malmgren March 31, 2022 share Image: By Russell Sadeghpour for Real Life . http://reallifemag.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Prosperity-Gospel.mp3 Full-text audio version of this essay. Toward the end of last year, Brooklyn art collective MSCHF programmed a robotic arm to make 999 copies of an original Andy Warhol print called Fairies . They mixed in the real one (valued around $20,000) with the forgeries, “obliterat[ing] the trail of provenance,” and sold each print for $250. “In some way,” Kevin Wiesner, th
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