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I'm not claiming to have worked out how to make this all function. I'm just pointing out that the cost of duplicating a novel approaches zero and the assumption
by thot_experiment 3y ago
I'm not claiming to have worked out how to make this all function. I'm just pointing out that the cost of duplicating a novel approaches zero and the assumption that the way we're assigning value is the only one that works leads to a world where we must deny people things they could have in order to preserve their value. This does not seem morally correct to me. I do not need to have a solution in order to identify a problem. Perhaps we could make strides toward a future where you don't need to be independently wealthy to write a novel by having some sort of a UBI scheme.
- robertlagrant 3y ago> I do not need to have a solution in order to identify a problem I'm the only one who's identified a problem. You haven't. Production costs aren't the only type of cost.
- thot_experiment 3y agoWhat? Let me spell it out for you. Artificial scarcity is bad. I am not comfortable denying people things that cost nothing to reproduce. This is a problem.