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Based. Okay, fine, I suppose I should actually respond. The problem with this view is that truly high quality art requires time and attention that few can aff
by BaseballPhysics 5y ago
Based.
Okay, fine, I suppose I should actually respond.
The problem with this view is that truly high quality art requires time and attention that few can afford without some level of compensation.
If we lived in a non-capitalist society where people didn't have to work to survive, I might agree with you. Heck, even a basic income could make a life as an artist possible.
But that world doesn't exist.
So your idea would do one thing and one thing only: it would relegate the creation of art to the domain of the wealthy. And that is not a world I'd want to live in.