MSCHF, a group of brands and artists that shows extraordinary moves like releasing bootleg sneakers for global sports brands, producing saw blade vinyl, or making ice cream in the form of a conglomerate face, is now a reality in the United States GTA was opened ( Grand Auto Thief).
Mischief sells 1,000 car keys called ‘Key4All’, which can open just one car for $20, and anyone can get in a car and go wherever they want if they find to a car that responds to the key. Mischief founder Daniel Greenberg said the model of the car is a secret, but it’s a ‘classic’ car that roams everywhere on the street, and it’s a turbo feature, so it’ll be fun to drive.
Mischief operates a helpline with the launch of ‘Key4All’ and provides information on the vehicle’s location and speed through this. Also, you may accidentally get the vehicle, as the LED color on the key changes when you are around the vehicle. Mischief’s new journey is a social experiment to test the ‘tragedy of the commons’, a theory which emphasizes the illusion of the sharing economy. Public resources that anyone can freely use are quickly being destroyed by personal self-interest.
Anyone who finds a vehicle temporarily becomes the owner of the vehicle, but the moment they enter the vehicle (unless they hide it permanently in a secret place), they risk someone taking their vehicle. GTA games run by Mischief continue until the moment they are destroyed or confiscated. What kind of fate will Mischief’s shared vehicle meet her? Let’s keep an eye on the progress going forward.
MSCHF ‘Key4All’ Official Website
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