TJ Walker argues we live in history's most exciting era because the internet lets creative works spread globally at nearly zero cost. Rembrandt and Beethoven couldn't duplicate and distribute their art the way creators can today.
Why is this the most exciting time to live in human history? Because the first time. Forever. You can create something and duplicate it a thousand times, a million times, a billion times. Ship it all over the world, and it cost you nothing. Rembrandt couldn't do that. Beethoven couldn't do that. You can do that with books, videos, movies, video games, whatever you want. It can now be duplicated, thanks to the Internet. That is a game changer. Few people really recognize it. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.
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