Send Disclaimer: I lost $18 at Oaklawn in 1979, and I’m still not over it. The misery of getting nothing for something taught me that I’m not a gambler. I don’t buy lottery tickets, and I don’t invest in individual stocks. I’m not trading dollars for any cryptocurrencies. It should be self-evident, then, that I’m not buying any nonfungible tokens, and wouldn’t even if I was sure I understood exactly what NFTs are. This is an Opinion We'd also like to hear yours. Leave a comment below, tweet to us at @ArkBusiness or Last week’s issue of Arkansas Business was devoted mainly to our annual celebration of young business and community leaders, the 40 Under 40. But I hope you also took note of Senior Editor Mark Friedman’s article on NFTs, which he described as “digital collector’s items.”