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The “creator economy” doesn’t actually exist

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The “creator economy” doesn’t actually exist
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While it’s easy to point and laugh at people whose grand predictions about the future turn out to be less-than-accurate, we rarely stop to mention those rare individuals who seem to scry the shape of tomorrow. Congratulations, then, to Scottish musician and artist Nick Currie (aka Momus) who penned the most prescient line about our modern age way back in 1991: “In the future, everyone will be famous for 15 people.”

Currie was talking specifically about what he imagined would be the impact of th

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