[asmor]

It seems silly to blame globalism and automation. These should be good things. More production with less should be good. There is another culprit, one that has been smoldering for centuries. Most creative work has already been commodified, because capitalism is incapable of seeing value in art other than what is can be exploited for and the system is very unkind to whomever is not productive in a very specific way. AI is just very potent accelerant.

I guess it really is easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism.

[heddycrow]

Just curious, what's the alternative to capitalism that has employed more creatives or produced more creative works across history?

Pick a metric of your chosing if mine don't work. I'm just genuinely curious what capitalism alternative is best for creatives.

[whattheheckheck]

Good faith funding the retirement stable of the horses put out of business once the car was invented.

So folks don't want to kill themselves with addictions living in a society that doesn't need them

[asmor]

qed on the lack of imagination.

[ljlolel]

Catholics?