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The absurdity of EpiPen pricing — and the true cause of this tragedy
Explained with a comfy furniture analogy.
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How copyright is irreparably, fundamentally incompatible with privacy
Copyright and privacy cannot coexist. Society is at a crossroads where only one of these will exist in the future, and the copyright industry has been working ...
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Kinsella: "Locke erred on property"
Stephan Kinsella walks us through the clearest, most concise and conceptually consistent conception of property from the libertarian tradition, debunks the ...
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The attribution song -- give credit when credit is due!
A funny song by Nina Paley.
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Copying is not theft
Beautiful (and truthful) song by Nina Paley.
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Copyright is brain damage
How the system of copyright we must endure is Kafkasque in nature, how it damages artists, how it censors creators, and how it enriches a few already-rich men, ...
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The Open Web is no more
Why the demise of the Open Web matters.
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Shortages are making people suffer, but, you see, "we don't know why"
Doctrinal ignorance.
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