Maybe you misunderstand the point. It is not about whether you like green circles, but it’s about whether you prefer human-made green circles to generated green circles. I say that educated people know that difference better, and therefore that preference will be stronger among them.
I agree that humans are going to like human-made art better. Well, at least educated humans.
But I think the conclusion does not work. The feeling of saturation will stay, but the amount of generated “art” won’t be reduced by it, and so the demand for human-made art will remain small.
When a car dumps this safety check, it’s illegal to drive unless the problem is fixed withing 14 days.
I like that. Unsafe vehicles on the street are public danger.
It’s weaker in Germany: 1 month to fix it, and if you fail that, you get fined, but you can still drive it for a while longer, and have more attempts to repair it.
China
it don’t matter as long as it adheres to the liberal world order.
Well, they don’t.
I would even say, the distance between China and a liberal world order is more than the diameter of our planet.
Outside = the whole world.
But the the whole world is different from the whole world.
Illegal here.
Poor countries where this is still legally possible.
Read about John Deere.
You are wildly overestimating what “democratic” means.
Or maybe you mean more, but the term “democratic” does not contain that. Think about Russia, India, Philippines… they are democratic too, but that has very different meanings there.
So, before I am OK with China, they would also need many other major changes besides a democracy.
First and foremost, euthanasia does not benefit these people who get killed.