Does it make sense to tell something like a comic publisher to get rid of the words, put their work in a gallery, and have people come try to figure out what they're saying, in order to get a genuine response? Would that be a reasonable "dare?"
You're saying I'm cutting people off from the full experience, yet if you looked, you can see them enjoying that full experience you describe under my posts, and me having fun with it, often.
I wouldn't call it being provoked. A lot of people don't get what I'm doing. A lot of people have said I'm not getting a genuine response for whatever reason they feel like cooking up that day. It gets old. It's always nonsense and it always insults the integrity of people enjoying my stuff, which is uncalled for. Tired of trying to explain as well, and I never want to. Take a lot of flak and still enjoy what I do. If I just put a picture up and said nothing, on this platform, people would find a way to pissed off about that, too. And I have no desire to follow some kind of traditional approach to being an artist in order to be accepted and fit in with a crowd. That's really no different than the aforementioned standardized AI groupthink, in my mind.
Unfortunately I'm left feeling like you ignored most of what I said and focused on the one time I used the word, "bullshit," which in that context meant I'd be an asshole if I went around telling people how to run their businesses.
Have a nice day.
RE: I Made This Picture of Black All By Myself