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Umm.... So the fulfillment of the organisers' intentions excludes the possibility of a grift? That seems.... Wacky.
The intention is to build the brand. It’s always a commercial enterprise, in the marketplace of ideas. To think otherwise is naive (though even the person who gains clout may think otherwise). But it’s not bad faith on their part, or a grift. It’s just life
If the professed intention is something other than brand-building (and by definition the professed intention of The Work is always more than that), and the actual intention is brand-building (again, by definition always the case), then it can't be anything *but* bad faith.
Therefore it would seem The Work is by definition always bad-faith, and always a grift, even if unintentionally so.
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