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That's a fair point, though I think you're intensifying and extrapolating my feelings too far :P For some cultural/creative practices that are dear to me, I'd
by jan_Inkepa 6y ago
That's a fair point, though I think you're intensifying and extrapolating my feelings too far :P
For some cultural/creative practices that are dear to me, I'd be ok with seeing them die out than become bureaucratised/preserved/reified. On the other hand, I love classical music, which could scarcely be less institutionalised and sclerotic, and I value historical, ethnographical and scholarly work about culture. I have all these slightly-conflicting feelings at once.
- the_af 6y agoI'd rather they were preserved. I was never part of the demo scene (wrong continent, wrong age) but I feel amazed by it. I'm also interested in early home computers and early computers in general, and so I wish them to be available in some form I can touch, for example museums. It's tragic how much stuff related to computers, their history and their software we've lost already.