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this post was submitted on 04 Sep 2025
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And there's no real coming back from this. If it were me I'd raise taxes on art, particularly the big players, to reduce the monetary incentives and drive the big corporations out. That'd be a start, politically unpopular and visciously opposed by Disney but a start.
I think policing art is bad, but if all the art in the world was just made as a hobby project that would probably be a better world. Less art, more valued, more honest.