>It feels great. It's called culture, and being aware of it, not a blind consumer of what tastes good (McDonalds tastes good too). oh please, elitism isn't cul

>It feels great. It's called culture, and being aware of it, not a blind consumer of what tastes good (McDonalds tastes good too). oh please, elitism isn't culture it's a perspective. you have a perspective about the things you like which is no more or less valid than anyone else's. no matter how enlightened you think you are when it comes to music I promise there is an entire subculture that finds your tastes closer to "blind consumption" than "true music fan". 100% relative. >No, but human culture has, and always had, a way to prfioritize what's important and what's not besides mere consumption or influence (crap has also influenced a lot of imitators). please, please describe for me this mechanism by which "human culture" has prioritized important art. I would love to hear what unassailable framework you think draws a line between "important" and "crap".