I’m sorry to hear about the fire, but I think you missed the point.
The reason for a loss matters and the emotions around the reason also change. Just having blank acceptance is dangerous and people/corporatations would love to take advantage of you if you just accept bullshit.
I’m just saying that owning media outright isn’t a permanent solution like it is being portrayed as. The beat solution is for things like movies, tv shows, and books to be a public good that can be shared among our communities, and thats what we should be advocates for.
I’m sorry to hear about the fire, but I think you missed the point.
The reason for a loss matters and the emotions around the reason also change. Just having blank acceptance is dangerous and people/corporatations would love to take advantage of you if you just accept bullshit.
Large public libraries are the correct alternative. My local library has all the books, movies, and tv shows i want.
So your answer to “not owning” anything is to borrow the “thing” from someone/something else that owns it?
With your library example literally not being possible under the dystopic future OP projects.
I’m just saying that owning media outright isn’t a permanent solution like it is being portrayed as. The beat solution is for things like movies, tv shows, and books to be a public good that can be shared among our communities, and thats what we should be advocates for.