> customers, for the most part, don't care how something is made as long as the product itself is good Most people may also not care about the ingredients in t

> customers, for the most part, don't care how something is made as long as the product itself is good Most people may also not care about the ingredients in their food, but that doesn't take away the right of others to know what's in their food. If you think it would make no difference, what's the harm? Not even giving people a choice while claiming to know what they want seems fishy to me. And art isn't just product. It's human communication, it means different things to different people, and "who made it and why" is part of that. You don't have a right to my attention and respect just by producing (or stealing) the same output as someone I care about. The stuff that can be quantified is not the stuff that matters.