It seems so weird. Many places in this world, folks are making money by playing games, and creating virtual items for sale to other players in their own virtual world. How do you assign a value to something that isn't really real? Sure, someone took time to play the game, grind out the XP or collect the gold, but it's not a tangible thing.
Maybe that's important. The 21st Century is not your fathers century. Values change, entertainment options change. Maybe it's worthwhile to check it out, and see how you can profit...I am. Turned on to this concept at yardley.ca and the fine Fortune Magazine article.
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