we are joined by a professor at the university of amsterdam. can i ask you about the issue of vaccine passports? some people are for it and clearly everyone has their own opinion based on their own interest. where do you stand on such a pocy? >> thank you vy much for having me with you tonight. my own perspective is that it is too soon if anything. the process and rolling the certificates, the condition is very careful in not calling them passports but certificates. it has been too hasty because we don't have the significant nation coverage to make the certificates workable but also because they are being rolled out without sufficient oversight. if only on thearious data protection. >> i think you and i can see through this. we know exactly what we are dealing with. we are calling it what it is. 38 million tourists coming to paris in the last year before covid. there is a need to get things going again, to re-boost the economy and kickstart things, that can't happen without some sort of vaccine passport. >> the question is why is this being done

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them to talk to giovanni call of its who is assistant professor of digital humanities at the university of amsterdama visiting research at the elon cheering institute as well it's nice to have you with us dr i've been a little bit tongue in cheek with my introduction today mostly because of the extraordinary amounts of money involved what i'd like you to do is to explain that so for example with the tweet the 3 $1000000.00 paid for the tweet what does that invest to actually get for that money. fareed a very excellent question that pertains to what really is the violent crime digital art. i think we should us question more in general what is valued by art and art can have many values naturally we can have 1st of all as subjective but personally we might like art because of its beauty. but also art can provide visibility and reputation to its owner and furthermore violent art can be an investment or can have economic value and i think for digital art the interesting question to ask is what is its value for whom who is interested in in digital art and i've been arguing i'm going to let you just quickl

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