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Because the value of each of her streams is larger than the value of a single stream of another artist. It isn't the total $, it is the $/stream. Would you pa
by ucaetano 8y ago
Because the value of each of her streams is larger than the value of a single stream of another artist.
It isn't the total $, it is the $/stream.
Would you pay the same to see a Van Gogh painting that you'd pay to see your local 3rd grader's painting? (not you personally, think of the average person).
- perfmode 8y agoThis argument isn’t justified by the example you present.
- ucaetano 8y agoSure it is. If you had a museum with a single painting, and you charged $10 for the entry, would you rather have a Van Gogh or a 3rd grader painting? Which one do you think people will be willing to pay for? And if you had a museum with two painting, a Van Gogh and a 3rd grader, and you pay a % of your ticket price back to the artist. Would you pay the same % to Van Gogh as you'd pay to the 3rd grader?
- perfmode 8y agoI'd pay based on the number of views. The Van Gogh is likely to get more views than the 3rd grader.