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Poor analogy.

• steveklabnik 17y ago
  It's only poor if you don't consider intellectual property "real" property. If you do, it's reasonable.
  • cturner 17y ago
    It's the obligation of the person choosing the analogy to pick one that connects with the audience. It's supposed to make the communication simpler, not to add more burden. Hence, it was a poor analogy.