Re: [microsound] an age of immaterial reproduction

[Thanos Chrysakis <azimuths@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

on 3/8/06 3:54 PM, dkl37@xxxxxxxx at dkl37@xxxxxxxx wrote:
 
>> i am hopefully not in the minority with the cry of no
>> more music for capital...jeff gburek

> A noble intention IN THEORY, but honestly, to expect this kind
> of rationale to be in the majority is naive and unrealistic. If you wish
> to eternally be a hobbyist with your own music, then that is your
> decision, but don't expect other people to not do what they love to
> earn an income or livelihood in this world.

Creativity doesn't relate with reward and punishment methods
that have been imposed on us by us.
Check:: Science, Order, and Creativity
by David Bohm and F. David Peat.

Being naive and unrealistic have been proved
many times the talents of the creative ones.

And actually this world is not the best possible, indeed!
There might be other versions of it as well...:-)

I'm in favor of creative/spiritual capital not capital!

.....to earn money from your creative efforts that's fair enough
no problem with that if it's not the priority!

Best wishes,
Thanos





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