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I’ve alway called this the “Producer Consumer problem”, which I obviously reused. You can consume a lot of books, TV, movies, games, etc., however, it’s more v
by melling 7y ago
I’ve alway called this the “Producer Consumer problem”, which I obviously reused.
You can consume a lot of books, TV, movies, games, etc., however, it’s more valuable to produce something.
- bluemooner 7y agoYou need to consume a lot in order to be able to produce something. That's why writers, for example, take their inspiration from other writers.
- snazz 7y agoHow about this: it's far easier to critique something than to make something better. I find that this is true with photography: my taste is so much more sophisticated than my abilities, so when I make art I am forced to be humble. Consuming others' photography is still crucial to my development.
- disqard 7y agoYou will enjoy Jad Abumrad's "Embrace the Gut Churn" https://youtu.be/8OH9p3hnWCY https://youtu.be/8OH9p3hnWCY
- codr7 7y agoThat would be true if we were talking about consuming code, not theory.
- Noos 7y agoActually its more valuable to consume something. There's way too many creators chasing too few fan dollars. It's to the point where we have so many creative works people are dumping them for fractions of pennies via subscription programs and humble bundles.