I'm not the target audience -- I consider most commercial content to be pollution, and piracy as free marketing for/perpetuation of such pollution -- so of cour

I'm not the target audience -- I consider most commercial content to be pollution, and piracy as free marketing for/perpetuation of such pollution -- so of course I don't subscribe to any of it, or have any interest in pirating it. My time and attention is too valuable to be spent on motivated addictive mass drivel. Though I might have a way above average disgust reaction to popular culture, the relevance/tldr is that some reaction to high prices and uncertain availability and other friction of subscriptions will be to consume less, rather than pirate. I wonder what the proportions are, and how they've changed over time?