The end of ownership. It’s not a bug, it is the feature.

Such BS. Hate it. Am an architect & I used to buy AutoCAD and it was MINE and I used it for years. Now? It’s 2-3k a YEAR & they cut you off the day the subscription is up. Ffffffffffffffff U. 🖕🏼🖕🏼🖕🏼🖕🏼

It’s all so interesting where we’re heading lol. I feel there are many ways to go about this particular transition But a great (non violent) and unconventional way to combat this is by creating rather than consuming. At least a balance between the two, we are creators ⭐️

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Ownership is making a comeback. Not a resurgence, but signs of life. People want physical products. CDs,

Buy records, live better

Pirate Bay oh I miss you

Technocratic dystopia

I was blasting music on my M12 Radio…and then I clicked on this video. Now I am resonating.

And when the "cyberpandemic" hits, we won’t just own nothing.. we won’t access anything either.

Previously you didn't own music, you went to a concert, maybe you bought sheet music. You didn't own movies, you went to a theatre. You watched shows on television at a time and day of their choosing. Books were for the rich.

The rabbit hole.