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Truly horrible. If this kind of small-minded anti-intellectual and anti-science act had been put in place in 1900, the "No Fakes Act" would have meant no phono
by light_hue_1 3y ago
Truly horrible.
If this kind of small-minded anti-intellectual and anti-science act had been put in place in 1900, the "No Fakes Act" would have meant no phonographs or recording of music. You must listen to actual music, not fake replicas recorded on cylinders or disks.
Just like we have a revolution in music because of recording technology, and a revolution in art because of photography, we will have a revolution in movies because of replicas.
People like this want to stop progress at all costs. Society should wither away, never changing, never adapting to new technologies, never discovering anything new. Until some country that isn't so small minded ignores these arbitrary rules and eventually takes over as the preeminent scientific and cultural power in the world.
We have always had the right to impersonate people and clone their voices. Since the dawn of time. This is taking away yet another fundamental right of everyone in order to commercialize it for massive companies. Just like copyright became this multi-lifetime shackle around the necks of society recently, this too will further restrict the development of our culture.