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> You can recognise it exists whilst still being disappointed that it exists. Yep. To me an interesting contrast to what I said is Bitcoin. It has legs of it
by borplk 9y ago
> You can recognise it exists whilst still being disappointed that it exists.
Yep.
To me an interesting contrast to what I said is Bitcoin.
It has legs of its own to stand on and therefore does not need to borrow credibility from the author.
Imagine if books and blog posts and movies and art work didn't have the author/creator next to it. Interesting to think how people's reactions would change.
- ZenoArrow 9y ago> "Imagine if books and blog posts and movies and art work didn't have the author/creator next to it. Interesting to think how people's reactions would change." I find this interesting too. Generally speaking, people are drawn to creating narratives about the world around them. I'd suggest that even if the creators of art become nameless/faceless, the vacuum would get filled by a cult of personality around taste makers. For example, in the world of electronic dance music there's a high volume of music producers without public recognition. However, the DJs that play this music then become the "face" for this music, and it's their reputation which is more prominent than many of the artists making the music.