Forgery is forgery, and this is a fundamental flaw in the ERC-721 token.
Provenance matters, and this is more than a shot across the bow. This is a direct hit on trust.
I only have to fool you long enough to get the tokens into my wallet. This kind of forgery seems to do the trick.
But if you just use the general rule of only buying NFTs that are minted to smart code with published code, that basically solves this problem.
Also worth mentioning that two weeks ago this guy -- before posting all this BS -- first tried to sell this fake for 369,122 ETH lol.
https://rarible.com/token/0x5fbbacf00ef20193a301a5ba20acf047...
If you buy a duplicate art piece or an art piece that was "sleepminted" just because a popular artist addresses "dropped it", that's really on you
this sounds more like a UI problem that can be easily solved
try not to get scammed, ripped off, or if you want to buy things with resale value in the future maybe just avoid the entire NFT market and not worry about a UI issue