Instead of performing my work for 40 hours a week I should be able to just do one major building and live off the royalties forever. Anything less is stealing or something.
Like I've stated, the idea of records sales making a musician massively rich was only around for 30 or so years before the scam busted. And the real superstars probably wouldn't have noticed if they never got a dime from it because they were busy rolling in the cash from sold out stadiums.
Music is intellectual property, a building design is too.
If someone copied your build design it would be plagerism, and you would be entitled to damages and royalties.
If a musician is not entitled to a cut of their record sales, the agent (publisher, recording studio. Label) would have to cease to exist.
The artist would have to record the record, engineer the recording, market and sell.
After the million dollar investment. The artist would have to charge several million per song in order to reap the rewards of investment.
Chances are, you don't develop your designs. Someone pays you for them and hires a developer.
I know an architect who is also a developer.
It's an expensive business, but he reaps all the profits.
Oh and he plagerises himself constantly.
You sir, are either a tool for hating on artists, or a troll.
Well played troll if so.