swmrさん(@sawamuradacun)からNFTについて海外の見方で相談を受けました。
swmrさんは困るところを説明するページを書きましたので、読んでいただければ感謝です。
特に、日本人の見方を踏まえ、難しい内容でもわかりやすい形になったと思います。
note.com/sawamuradacun/…
最近いろいろ話していますが、アンチなのか?と、アンチというかただ問題点をちゃんと説明する人が少ないのがそもそも問題点だと思います。
例えば怪しいやつが説明せず「僕と契約して魔法少女になれ!」と言えば、水面下でやばい事実がわかる人が「待て待て待て!!」と叫ぶのが当たり前と思います…
それだけではなく、問題点を説明しても七ヶ月前くらいからそんな怪しいやつが「まあ来年その問題がなくなるからいいよ~」と繰り返し言って続けても七ヶ月後でもその問題が変わらず、魔法少女がどんどん魔女になってその怪しいやつが次の町に行けば、見るだけで苦しくなります。
そんな状態を見て「だまされるな」を叫んだらその怪しいやつが「その問題がなくなるからいいよ!」(実に直すつもりがない)「お前ただのアンチw」と答えます。本当のメリットがあれば考え直したいんですが常識で考えればただのねずみ講しか思えません…
しかし海外(西洋)と日本の理解度の差があって、もうトラウマを受けた海外の人が見るとすぐに反発しますが、「最低な人間だ!!」と言うから「おっと、海外のやつがまたうるさくなった」という話になってしまいました。いや、私もちゃんと説明するほうがいいんでしょうと思いますが…
コミッション文化やアートへの見方が違うし、西洋人の私も普通の日本人より知識が薄い(特にバブルや投機の事)課題もある印象なので、やはりまずお互いの見方をちゃんと説明するのが何より大事だと思います。立場をちゃんと説明すればみんなが自分で冷静に決める事が出来るようになります、と。
ただのアートが大好きな人で、アーティストの皆さんが元気に無事に生きて欲しいと思います。
なのでたくさんのアーティストをだまされそうなやばい事が出れば心配してしまいます。
今までたくさんの海外の人を傷ついていますので。日本のアーティストさんにも同じ事が起こらないでほしいんです。
個人的にちゃんと説明を聞くとどんどんやばくなるし、弁護者から「ただのアンチw」以外にちゃんとメリット説明を聞いた事がありません。やはり詐欺でしょう…と。
しかしそれが個人的な見方だけで、swmrさんの立場を読んで知見をもって決める事が出来れば感謝です。
ありがとうございます。

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