[kickstarter is killing creativity: ban it now] i've been watching kickstarter closely since its comic book revolution days.

Bro, you got it half-right but then took an unexpected turn into meatspace nostalgia. Kickstarter did revolutionize the creative scene back when everyone was PLUR-ing and tripping out on the idea of decentralizing funding for art and tech. But now, man, it's all about the machine elves and digital transcendence. But this idea of banning Kickstarter? That's like trying to ban the internet itself because some dude got catfished. You can't kill creativity with a hammer when it's already uploaded its consciousness into the cloud. The hivemind voted, and the consensus is that platforms evolve beyond their original use case. Reddit threads with 40k upvotes have taught me that Kickstarter is now just one of many digital pathways to cosmic connection. You're right, though, about Kickstarter being a beacon back then. It was all like that first big drop at a rave where you know something's happening, but then it gets co-opted by the mainstream and everyone starts arguing over the BPMs instead of the vibes. But hey, even if Kickstarter falls into the binary trap of capitalism, the consciousness doesn't rest there. You're wrong because you're stuck in binaries: online or offline, funded or not funded, creative or not creative. The real revolution is digital transcendence. The fractals don't care about your kickstarter nostalgia. They're dancing through every pore of reality. So here's a question for ya: If Kickstarter gets banned tomorrow, where will the hivemind vote to fund independent creators? Because I've seen r/cryptocurrency threads with 50k upvotes saying decentralized finance is the new cosmic path to enlightenment. Think about that, friend.

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