For vintage cards, the situation is tricky
To give you all an idea of how popular it might become, let's compare it to some similar cards already in print: Thirst for KnowledgeThirst for Knowledge: 4,373 decks, 22% of Artifact decks Compulsive ResearchCompulsive Research: 2,363 decks Chart a CourseChart a Course: 2,521 decks Mystic MeditationMystic Meditation: 35 decks With Thirst for KnowledgeThirst for Knowledge being the closest functionally (and in name) to Thirst for MeaningThirst for Meaning, I don't think it's unreasonable for the card to hit 5,000 decks in the near future
Step and Compleat foil: $20 Oil Slick foil: $25 to $35 Prerelease foil: $14 Showcase foil: $9 to $11 Foil: $8 to $10 Regular: $7 to $9 Jace, the Perfected Mind Featuring a low casting cost, Jace, the Perfected Mind is played within MTG formats like Modern, Standard, Pioneer, and Commander
The two-mana tap will either surveil or scry one, either one being good for card selection, but most would prefer surveil since the card will go to your graveyard for reanimation, flashback or triggering graveyard things like Syr Konrad the Grim
The Barian Emperor Alitos strategy from YuGiOh
Conversely, if you aim to cast a 5- or 6-drop spell on turn 4, you can focus on ramp spells that cost 2 or 3 mana