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RE: If I create enough, do I get to be a consumer guilt-free?

in The MINIMALIST3 days ago

If we wanna go deeper, creating something requires consuming something else, so I don't think there is some sort of balancing behavior that makes a difference. Maybe it's more important to think not just in terms of consuming and producing, but also the quality of what we produce. But that's a very subjective thing.
And then, a person who creates is always better than someone who doesn't create anything? Don't think so. It's not something I would judge a person for.

I'm not a minimalistic but I'm smart enough to understand when I really need something and when I buy something just for fun and for the dopamine of possessing something I like. Is creating music and art related to that? Not sure, but I get the story 😊

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 3 days ago  

Not better, no, though I do think creativity brings a layer of satisfaction and fulfillment that nothing else can.

And most of all, it gives you a purpose in life that is inside of you and nobody can take it away