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Digital Restrictions Management: it's wrong
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Intellectual monopolies are not property, and duplicating them is not theft, part 2
A longer explanation of what property is, why intellectual poverty (the proposition that one may morally prevent others from duplicating intangibles) is false, ...
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Intellectual monopolies are not property
When we discuss copyrights and patents with others, there's always someone who insists that they are forms of property. They are not, and here's why.
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What makes Microsoft a monopoly?
Hint: it's not their market share in the PC software market.
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I'm sorry, I cannot hear what you're saying over the noise of your hypocrisy
Clown Lars Gustafsson toes the corrupt party line, has the audacity to demand "free speech".
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Not everything you work for, you own
Intellectual property defenders talk about the fact that you "created your idea" or "put labor in your invention" as the reason why they own these ideas and ...
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