The thing I really enjoy about non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and "smart contracts" more broadly is that there's no way to get them to point to information or objects outside the blockchain without introducing a trusted third party, the whole thing you set up a blockchain to avoid.
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Or, for that matter, for a widely held contract like that, what are the chances that participants in the oracle network don't have an interest in the outcome?
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Are we sure that there is no way for the winner of the proof of whatever to sell their decision to the highest bidder (perhaps through a carefully crafted smart contract?)
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