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While this is great for free speech etc, how can something that is out of legal jurisdictions be defended? What if RIAA decides to point a high power laser at i
by kirubakaran 19y ago
While this is great for free speech etc, how can something that is out of legal jurisdictions be defended? What if RIAA decides to point a high power laser at it?
- dcurtis 19y agoThe RIAA has high powered lasers? I somehow doubt that line item would be approved by the member companies.
- kirubakaran 19y agoYou are taking my example rather literally :-) My original question stands: How do you defend something that is not protected by governments?
- danw 19y agoQuite simply, you can't. You only get the benefits of no law and government alongside the downsides of no infrastructure and protection. I guess with your laser example other satellite owners, including governments would be peeved due to the debris. This would likely lead to stricter rules about space being drawn up.
- daniel-cussen 19y agoGovernments might start claiming space like they claimed coasts in the 50s.