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What you're not understanding is eventually there will be a governing body that will regulate and tag those assets. The whole point of NFT was not to give ownership of digital goods to the people. It was to lay down the framework to start regulating the digital space and cause enough people to start demanding for such regulations to be put into effect. Imagine having a bunch of normies that buy NFTs and have it be "stolen" by anyone with a PC. They'll start demanding action, regularions, rules, and laws. What's supposed to be decentralized and unregulated is becoming more centralized and regulated as you can see with what's happening to crypto recently. Eventually, there will be enough demand, and that will give rise to an enforcement agency that can operate within virtual space that is not bound by international or national law.