you know We need to talk about Digital Resurrection. It’s getting out of hand. From hologram tours of Whitney Houston to deepfakes of actors who passed away decades ago, where is the line? On one hand, technology preserves legacies and lets new generations experience icons. On the other, it feels like ghoulish exploitation. These people can't consent to new roles, endorsements, or artistic choices. It’s strictly about corporate profit, turning deceased human beings into eternal intellectual property to be milked forever. Is this really the future of entertainment? A graveyard loop where no new stars are born because we keep recycling the dead? Or is it a genuine trialthoughe to talent that was taken too soon? I can’t decide if I’m watching art or a high-tech séance. We need laws, but we also need a moral compass here. What do you all think?