| ▲ | ninininino 9 hours ago | |
How would you feel about applying the same rule to artists? I've seen people who work on art nonstop and think their art is really meaningful, get really into it, but there's little output that anyone cares about or that changes the world or that anyone would pay for. On the other hand I've had friends who created some art, and have real customers paying real money, ....so it's easy to tell their art project is meaningful. (is that the conclusion?) Maybe something (AI, code, an AI-coded project) doesn't need to have value to others or be worth money for it to be meaningful to the person who created it. | ||
| ▲ | peab 9 hours ago | parent [-] | |
I think a lot of artists want to have psychosis because it would improve their art ahaha. On a more serious note - real art is not validated by making money. If you want to be a full time artist, then you also have to run a business. But if all you care about is the art, then money has no relevance. Business on the other hand, is all about making money. | ||