> influence those who create for its own sake Of course it influences those who create for its own sake. "Creators" are people who need money on a fundamental

> influence those who create for its own sake Of course it influences those who create for its own sake. "Creators" are people who need money on a fundamental level, to pay for food, shelter, etc. If you make it impossible for them to earn a living from being creative, you're limiting such creativity to those who are otherwise independently wealthy. In other words, you're making it harder for the less-well-off to actually be creative.