Instant Creative
When the tools for creation become more advanced, the phenomenon of "instant creativity" undoubtedly increases. However, this concept of instantization is already present in our everyday lives, from the food we eat to the clothes we wear and even the houses we live in. How many things can we truly call Authentic and not instant? We rely on instant food from convenience stores, instant clothing from department stores, and instant furniture from mass retailers when we don't have the resources or time to seek out the "real thing." It's convenient when we're in a hurry, but we may be losing something in the process, and it's scary how easily we overlook that.
The concept of Instant is fascinating. Even the act of typing on Twitter right now would feel like "instant" to someone who used to write their thoughts with a quill pen on paper. But not all instances of instantization are bad; I believe there are also good instances of instant.