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Well, you literally embody every vice I'm highlighting in this thread. "Money! Give me money!"—that's your entire refrain and chant. And not a word about lolis or shotas. You didn't come to drawing to express your love for them on paper or digitally, but to earn money from those who love them.
>he most important thing in art is hard fucking work.
For an ARTIST, not a pseudo-artist, the process of drawing and learning itself brings them pleasure. They simply won't understand your words, because to them they sound like blasphemy. An ARTIST draws UNCONDITIONALLY; even the absence of limbs isn't an obstacle for them. Drawing is a necessary need for them. ACCORDING TO DANIL KUZMICHEV, HE SIMPLY CANNOT NOT DRAW, JUST AS A FISH CANNOT BE OUT OF WATER. Not everyone who can draw is an artist. Nowadays, pseudo-artists have obscured true creators, devaluing the concept, and created a persistent association among the masses between artists and hucksters, whose purpose in their work is not to express feelings or send a message to people, but to sell themselves profitably.
>And as a result, any potentially great artists that could exist have zero interest in wanting to get involved in the medium because there's nothing beneficial about wasting time putting a bunch of scribbles down on a page.
Of course, their interest will be zero, because they don't like drawing, nor loli or shota. Their hearts aren't bursting with love that demands expression in the form of a drawing; they are driven by cynical calculation. A true artist, unable to live without loli or shota, draws first and foremost for themselves. Otherwise, if they can't embody their fantasies and soul's calling on paper, they will go mad. They draw even if the whole world outside is on fire.
Video games are a prime example of the carelessness and irresponsibility engendered by the uncontrolled infusion of enormous sums of money and the granting of complete creative freedom to developers. The fate of the notorious shooter "Concord" is familiar to anyone even slightly interested in game development. The developers were literally showered with money and given no rush, languidly sipping lavender raf instead. Perfect Dark, which ultimately turned out to be a pre-rendered fake, is also well-known. In Russia, a similar saga was the role-playing game "Vseslav the Sorcerer," where the developers spent years sucking up the publisher's money until the game was ultimately cancelled. Another notable example is the scandal involving the Akella company, which squandered its investor's investment. It's enough to read about how the industry was flooded with easy money during the COVID years, with zero results.
About scientists. Mark Nemtsov, whom I quoted, knew about the fate of Langemak and Korolev, who had recklessly squandered enormous sums of money accredited to them by the state, while simultaneously creating intrigues to discredit other scientists. After which, an enraged Stalin, who had patronized scientists for years, ordered both of them to stand trial; Langemak was executed, and Korolev was imprisoned.
And finally, the sholicon community, which in the mid-2010s fed pseudo-artists with cash and adoration, turning already slippery individuals into completely intolerable narcissistic egomaniacs. Your appetites have grown to the heights of Chomolungma.
You also omitted (I'm sure intentionally) my words about making money drawing lolis and shotas not being the same as drawing legal adult erotica. My remarks about AI were also ignored. While these two trends (the tightening of banking policies in the area of NSFW monetization and the development of neural networks) have already practically brought closer the Day of Judgment for pseudo-artists. The remark that in the past, none of the sholicon artists, despite having amazing talent, raised the issue of monetization, was also omitted.
And the main conclusion is this: for the Sholicon community, if you pseudo-artists disappear, things will only get better. The duplicity and insincerity will disappear. The anxiety and unpredictability will disappear: when you write under the rapture of your drawings, expecting to be met with sympathetic understanding, only to be met with aggression, as if you weren't writing about a cute loli/shota, but dragging in a dead rat. Everything will be as it was before you were gone.