Comment on Cause-effect was always a broken narrative. Twice-broken when you attach a pricetag.
Flagstaff@programming.dev 2 months ago
How so?
Comment on Cause-effect was always a broken narrative. Twice-broken when you attach a pricetag.
Flagstaff@programming.dev 2 months ago
How so?
rainrain@sh.itjust.works 2 months ago
The link between cause and effect is specious at best.
The desire for profit inspires fiction.
Flagstaff@programming.dev 2 months ago
Um, if you punch me, I’m gonna be in pain. That’s a directly caused effect, so how is that “specious?”
But you seem to be talking about something money-related, so an example of what you mean would be very helpful.
rainrain@sh.itjust.works 2 months ago
Maybe I was inspired to punch you by a YouTube video. So it could be said that the creator of the video punched you.
Consider a painting. A piece of art.
We say the artist made it. But we could also argue that the manufacturers of the canvas, paint and brushes are owed credit. And the artist’s parents of course. And the society in which the artist was raised. And every source of inspiration.
This could be said of every work, product, pile of amassed wealth… Cause is uncertain therefore ownership is uncertain.
But there are certain stories that we prefer. Therefore, given the option, we choose them.
And truth has little to do with it.
Is this not obvious?
Flagstaff@programming.dev 2 months ago
Okay, finally, this makes more sense; I think you mislabeled the post as “cause and effect” when you’re really talking about ownership of property. Now this we could talk about endlessly, since it’s been such a hot topic with AI’s copyright-dodging.
A good example I think of is Adobe InDesign (if I recall correctly), which only trains its AI models on content that is specifically AI-crawl-approved.
PP_BOY_@lemmy.world 2 months ago
Put down the bong for a minute and make sure you drink plenty of water
rainrain@sh.itjust.works 2 months ago
You appear to be a true believer.