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>Why is trying to make money on some hopefully valuable art you’ve produced bad? Most direct and honest answer I can give you : It's (considered by many) unet
by serf 5y ago
>Why is trying to make money on some hopefully valuable art you’ve produced bad?
Most direct and honest answer I can give you :
It's (considered by many) unethical to profit from human death and suffering.
It's (considered by many) extra unethical to assume you can speak for the dead.
It's (considered by many) extra-extra unethical to try to hood-wink an audience into thinking that your Mechanical Turk is the real-deal.
This particular 'valuable art' we're discussing has flavors from all three of those types of behavior.