“It’s easy for you to roam or wander through your old notes to find nuggets that you want to reuse…you should be able to get compound interest from your past writings” – Conor White-Sullivan
That’s a whole other section of blockchain opportunity; decentralized accreditations. Let’s say someone completes certain tasks for an employer, or successfully passes a certain course / academy. If there’s a “badge” issued to the service provider on-chain, then that presents a number of interesting capabilities.
But we shouldn’t think of NFTs as tokenized digital content itself. A core insight is that NFTs are much better understood as encapsulating intellectual property rights to the assets they describe.
Postmates and DoorDash were the first to realize that if they could provide the broader group of restaurants that did not do delivery with the ability to do deliveries, they could dramatically increase the number of restaurants that could exist in the marketplace, thereby leapfrogging Grubhub’s selection (and liquidity).