"Ever since Andy Warhol made “ideas without skill” fashionable back in the 60s, it seems to me that popular culture has been playing a game of “skill limbo”. How low can we go? How badly drawn can a cartoon be and still be considered a cartoon? How many drum machines and sequencers can we stack up to avoid having to learn a real instrument?"
Stephen Worth Bobulate: All of the above
Why does learning a skill give someone such a sense of entitlement? Deal with the fact that ideas speak to people more than skill.
It hurts when skill it takes years to learn loses out to a flash of inspiration, but trying to bash ideas isn’t going to change that.
