The Decline of Music-Making

The transcript discusses the long history of human music-making, dating back at least 50,000 years, as evidenced by archaeological finds like bone flutes. It highlights how modern technology has enhanced our ability to listen to music but has also led to a decline in collective music-making. The discussion includes the impact of recording technology on music culture and the reduction in per capita music creation, suggesting this shift is detrimental to society.

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