>>7650428
>But with how far the overton window has shifted
Pro-piracy, free culture shit is on the rise, yes. Within the art world, a chunk of millenials reacted strongly against the adopt craze's mafia tactics for trying to enforce their exclusivity, rarity and so on. Both millenials and zoomers got pissed the fuck off at nintendo and other companies stepping on fanworks and parodies. A lot of the anti-NFT side of shit was literally
>it's on the internet you can just right-click save it or redraw it or whatever

And plenty of people now realize that the world is so fucking big, the internet is so fucking big, that you can copy shit from anyone and it has 0 effect on them. You cause no harm by doing so.
Does copying make a shitty piece of art? It can. You can also do it skillfully, at which point people don't even recognize it as "copying" but as "homage" or "influenced by" or "referneced" even if you fucking traced as part of it.

The cypherpunks of the 2000s effectively won, it's just taking time for everything to fall into place.