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1. If cultural works are important, it's important that people can access them. 2. If they aren't, let's get rid of them and reallocate resources to more impor
by anoncake 7y ago
1. If cultural works are important, it's important that people can access them.
2. If they aren't, let's get rid of them and reallocate resources to more important things.
3. If allocating resources is the job of the market, then the market has decided that these cultural works are important. GOTO 1.
- solipsism 7y agoWho's talking about cultural works that people can't access? What we're talking about is how much money they can access them for, and how many services they have to sign up to access them, and whether every single person needs access to every single work. Your analysis is way too simplistic for this conversation.
- anoncake 7y agoFor everyone who doesn't have infinite money, cultural works costing money means they can't access (some of) them.