That's the basic argument that hackers make. Creativity shouldn't be a way to make a living, but a cool hobby for people who are already employed with comfortab

That's the basic argument that hackers make. Creativity shouldn't be a way to make a living, but a cool hobby for people who are already employed with comfortable salaries and their real estate paid off. Trying to sell your creativity is grifting. In fact, the novel writer should pay the hacker if the hacker pleases to read the novel, because the novel writer is using the hacker's valuable attention. Or at least I've heard around here that attention is very valuable.