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I said I liked apples. I didn't say they were better than oranges. Did you enjoy making a negative reply to my positive statement, or is there something else th
by boxmonster 6y ago
I said I liked apples. I didn't say they were better than oranges. Did you enjoy making a negative reply to my positive statement, or is there something else that is bothering you about my comment?
- recursive 6y agoYou do you. It just seems odd to me that peoples' creativity would be any different on vs off the internet. I would make the analogy differently. > People wearing hats have a lot of good ideas. I trust people wearing hats.
- boxmonster 6y agoThe enthusiasm behind my statement was really about the internet enabling people to be creative in never before seen ways. I have a high need for novelty. Using DMCA as a defensive shield in games gave me the hit of novelty I crave, so I was feeling that when I commented. Ordinary life generally doesn't provide people with novel ways to be creative. Many people do it, but not in a way that is as easily accessible to me. Somewhere out there is a structural engineer with a solution that would blow my mind if I knew about it.