In my case it was Ashens.

Yeah, it is the exact opposite of what OP claims. Historians are basically the only ones constantly demystifying her, while her legend as a sexy femme fatale lives on in the general public mind (thanks pretty much exclusively to Hollywood, because let’s face it, noone would know she existed without them).

Nah, it is the other way around. Historians would say those facts, and Hollywood and possibly general media would be the ones saying “sexy”.

In 2002 they would all have anti-skip, even the cheap knock offs. The skipping was just in the early 90s.

You didnd’t purchase their artwork though. The fact that you still haven’t figured that out says a lot about what kind of customerbase was needed to get NFTs off the ground.

Techbros are still doing it. In this thread even, and people are still falling for it judging by their upvotes.

Bitcoin is still fucking shit. That just amounts to “I wish I was there first in this this pyramid scheme”. It doesn’t change what it is.

Of course it would have lasted long. It had lasted basically the entire existence of human populated India up until then.

Apparently every time Nirvana is mentioned it equals suicide, and that is funny for some reason.