2/ at around 11 minutes in, Morgoth puts forward *the technology* as having frozen us in the perpetual past-future mix, by making the past content easily accessible.
close, but not quite.
3/ the past content is easily accessible *in contrast* to the current content - which is held down by #copyright.
it's no coincidence that the nostalgia is to content that's from 50...70 years past.
4/ old content is open to being used as inspiration and for remixing, while recent content is gatekept by the handful of large multimedia corpos.
the technology *added* to the problem - by making "Content ID" and similar abominations viable.
5/ is the problem huge and pressing? not quite, but it could use a neat solution - to rally good people around.
how do we solve it?
restore copyright to its original shorter duration. heck, even make it shorter - now that technology allows for quick manufacturing & distribution
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2/ the more i dug into the article, the more the header image was *haunting*
#nospoilers beyond "the main show is the side show"
also, bonus points for mentioning 0HP 👍
3/ i can only dream to maybe, somehow, reach 10% of @parallaxoptics' writing acumen: the complex emotions are conveyed in the plain, precise language and meticulous typography 👍
incidentally, who are Land and Jim, and where do i find their work?