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"Everything's ugly" is a common debate inside and outside the Internet. "Why is Helen of Troy is a zoomali pirate?", "Why do illustrations look like color plasters?", "Why do all Pizza Huts look like gray boxes?" and even the Gamergate itself are good examples on how things became objectively abhorrent in recent years. The answer is simple: art patronage disappeared while the thirst for speculative profit increase in the past decades, leaving us in a simulation. Take the glorious parks, palaces and temples created by the rulers in the past centuries as an example: wealth was tangible and proudly displayed as a flex to fellow aristocrats. Everything changed after the currencies debasement across the globe and the new overlords stopped hoarding valuable goods in exchange of IOUs. First generation rich clowns like Zuck and Musk have their possessions linked to their shell companies and get monopoly money from their monopoly stocks which are actually worthless. In the 20th century, Jacob Rothschild put a lot of effort patronizing Western art despite being the epitome of jewish villainy and greed. His palace and donations were as remarkable as his obscene participation in the creation of Pissrael, both of them funded by real wealth and power obtained from an organic economy of millions of people: https://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/about-us/press-and-media/press-releases/celebrating-the-legacy-of-jacob-4th-baron-rothschild. The new tycoons can't even dress properly because they can't grasp reality nor the concept of virtue since nothing is really theirs. In a world where nobody owns anything, there's no purpose on stop and appreciate the things around you.