>>13848>How much of a judgement is it to say someone who watches a subscription service now has zero personal interests outside of Netflix?You said it yourself. A "subscription" service. You won't go out of your way to find anything you truly like there, because it is all spoon-fed (this is why true culture and normie "activities" are different) . That market strategy is to spoon feed the user with whatever the newest "thing" is (i.e westernized anime, highschool drama porn).
>You changed the definition The definition of:
>>13844 was clearer than my baby rage spout here:
>>13838. Sorry for muddying the waters, I just assumed the conversation would end there.
>How? Classical music is the pinnacle of culture.
>How? [A better example wouldn't be mozart, because that would be silly]Because there is no feasible chance you would've been around THEN and are around NOW still listening to it. There are no mozart oldfags still around ;_;
>Classical music is the pinnacle of culture.Back to what I said before, If you where in the know originally you would be dead in the modern day. There are NO people to reference now and call an "oldfag" or of the "original community".
>How are they stealing anything? [Netflix pirates culture]Not legally, but more or less white labeling it past the normies point of view. Most normies, again, are spoon-fed into what they "like" and "enjoy" also in lockstep to what there friends "enjoy" and "like". There not die hard original fans. They won't look past what Netflix gives them, so almost like Netflix made it. Back to my Trivia example, normies are ignorant on the real intention of the artist, or even in more extreme cases, THE artist".
>Eventually any medium without new users will die, look at what happened to altchans.I'd rather have a corpse than a puppet. Every culture dies, yes. But It is better to move on than to let the flies eat the remains.
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