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Desire, in its Lacanian articulation, is fundamentally the desire of the Other;
An escalating proliferation of alienated demands has concurrently relegated instrumental utility to a secondary concern. The valuation of numerous digital assets, consequently, is not predicated solely upon their inherent functionality.
Quite the contrary, their perceived worth is predominantly shaped by their very non-functional essence – the expansive canvas they offer for collective fantasy, or a valuation rooted in an uncompromising financial nihilism.
Furthermore, the interplay between supply and demand does not invariably manifest as a transparent, one-to-one correlation. Within the crucible of postmodern capitalism, a nuanced equilibrium between functional utility and its absence crystallizes into a form of rational value.
This phenomenon frequently materializes in market prices as a premium and an unwavering faith, transcending conventional fundamental analysis, propelled by the intricate workings of profound psychic structures. 0 reply
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