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​@GeneYuss_Official You missed the point. Entirely. Also you missed the point of the video's last 20 seconds. Really. I just checked. Roll back to 0:46 and come back to this comment. I won't quote the whole thing from that point. In our current society doing any form of art casually is considered as waste of time. Or even as childish daydreaming. Best comment you can get is being "cute" for trying Sure you can start doodling or playing the violin in your 30's or 40's. But try and tell me you sure you won't get judgemental comments on doing so if you're not doing it in a secret, secuded and private manner. "You either do it good enough to profit from it or don't even do it at all" This mentality stops many from simply enjoying things. Having a less cynic or maximalist view on healthy and natural activities wouldn't stop the exceptionally good to benefi from their talent. It wouldn't hurt nor threathen their professions and livelyhood. Nor more people doing casually what they like or May like. Well, except maybe more people would become somewhat adept in artistic things and therefore there would be more "competition" for the less talented but "professional" artists. The point is that most people surely can tell you that during their lifetime their attempts to partake in artisticly abmitious activities were Heavily Discouraged. And note: I'm not talking about AI "artists". Just to make sure we're on the same page "Doing it" isn't equal to "doing it good". But "doing it" should't be considered a waste of time and hammered down as such.