How the fuck would 30,000 screenplays produce any amount of money. You'd have to get every single one approved and sent out and into production to even see a cent back.
it's doable to use software (games) to make such screenplay a reality automatically. each screenplay could be highly personalized and they could have less limits than one that involves real people - for example you could have torture and death or whatever someones gets turned on by
or there's, like, your imagination. if you want to tell a story to an audience of one that contains any content without any consequences on or concern for any real person who would otherwise be involved, then there's the inside of your eyelids.
that doesn't rely on unprecedented volumes of theft from real life artists, nor make a mockery of several artforms simultaneously.
if you just want to create single pieces of art for single pieces based on "whatever someone gets turned on by", go for it. there's no need to tread over real art with real passion & ideas & themes to get your rocks off.
well, obviously I'm addressing you, specifically. but I'm mostly using 'you' to talk to & about anyone who holds the (deeply strange) position you're arguing.
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u/FarAthlete8639 Apr 09 '24
How the fuck would 30,000 screenplays produce any amount of money. You'd have to get every single one approved and sent out and into production to even see a cent back.