A philosophical argument for abolishing copyright law, contending that copyright primarily benefits corporate rights holders rather than artists. The post argues that creativity would flourish without copyright, as remixing and derivation are fundamental to the creative process. It also challenges the 'artists have to eat' counterargument by advocating for a system where basic human needs are met independently of economic productivity, allowing artists to create freely while still earning income through direct sales, crowdfunding, and commissions.
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