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www.alexmooreactor.comRusp, I don't get how it can have value,
ok, let's not talk anime then
I don;t think digital music has value in and of itself, I think paying for digital albums on bandcamp or wherever is insane
Spotify, Pandora, etc. add vaue through their cataloging of music
>not buying the moody bidoofs album
and the apps they keep updated
I can monetarily support an artist/band I like, but paying for digital reproductions of your work
doesn't make sense to me personally
you say that, but I think I spend more money on games/music/anime than anyone here
I pirate a shitload of games, I don't buy them out of some moral obligation, I buy them when Steam adds value
I spend money on music streaming because it adds value, etc.
you also drop 5k in dogecoin for a meme
you are not the virtue of economic sensibility
I can't fundementally get on board with charging for digital access to digital goods
do you not hold similar views on trademarks and intelectual property Gent?
I suspect you think 70 years is bullshit
nothing should have intelectual property ever
if someone else can make your product better then you then get better
Rusp, I think there are plenty of ways to make money off digital goods, but I think digital media cannot reasonably be worth anything
music dlc
Pika, can you sell me your moody bidoof album?
you have to pay to add instruments to your soundcloud song
can you?
Get me tired enough I will do covers of all the songs
and sell it to you
I feel like you'd buy it
put that aside, you have legally purchased Rob's music album off band camp
you have a zipped folder of all his songs
what is that worth
1 cent per bit
Rob's still selling it I assume, it's still available for $10 on bandcamp (I'm not checking rn)
can you sell your folder of songs for $10 Pika?
if you pinky-promise to delete your copy afterwards
he is and its 5CAD
ok, replace $10 with $5
same question
does that folder of music have any worth
That's what I can't get over, call it a simple-minded view of the internet or whatever
but if digital content, which can be stored and reproduced for free, infinitely
has no value, can't be resold, can't be repurposed, can't be anything
maybe this thinking breaks everything, idk
does the file hold value if say I am the only person in the world who owns a digital copy of the album, and I offer to sell you a copy of my digital goods for 5 dollars
there are ways to make it work, but by in large I agree Rusp
people wouldn't adapt fast enough
I would totally download a car
downloaded
I own this car now
I think the solution to digital goods is collectively everyone has to pay a certain amount before the file is released
then it is free
interesting, I like it
neat idea
because my thought experiment you did not respond to made me think
