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Would the same feat be bestowed on human copies when we can make them?
by MrQuincle 11y ago
Would the same feat be bestowed on human copies when we can make them?
- gcb0 11y agoyou mean the proletariat?
- espadrine 11y agoThe same feat is already bestowed on human copies. Every birth is the duplication of genetic material, and the economic system in place is careless when human lives are at stake. Donald Trump's attitude towards refugees is only a symptom of that.
- dave2000 11y agoYes. If everyone could afford a perfect copy of Picasso's Guernica they would. It would affect the art market but not the quality of the art itself.
- oh_sigh 11y agoLot's of modern art(as in temporally, not stylistically) can be pretty much exactly recreated, but no one values those copies anywhere near what they do the original.
- astazangasta 11y agoThis is pretty much exactly what Warhol wanted: meaningless images given value by celebrity. I hate that guy.
- johnchristopher 11y agoDon't shoot the messenger.
- iofj 11y agoThe simpsons already did that project for cats : http://i.imgur.com/XeDNt.gif http://i.imgur.com/XeDNt.gif
- MrQuincle 11y agoBrilliant! Ha ha! :-)