This is the same argument against paying employees more than $epsilon: there is someone hungrier than you who will work for less. It isn't really interesting t

This is the same argument against paying employees more than $epsilon: there is someone hungrier than you who will work for less. It isn't really interesting to observe that people want free stuff. It is interesting to unite producers to get a better price for their effort, and to tackle the behemoths who can afford to dumb content below cost. It is interesting to try to convince consumers to stop wasting their lives, and to demand better content worth a higher price.