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Nope. But I didn't see any argument put forth in this article that equates to the "they're all just plants" argument... Care to point it out?
by WayneBro 10y ago
Nope.
But I didn't see any argument put forth in this article that equates to the "they're all just plants" argument...
Care to point it out?
- swhipple 10y agoThey're both appeal to nature arguments. "Tobacco should never be regulated because it grows in nature" and "Cryptography should never be regulated because it uses math". There are plenty of reasons to be anti-DRM or pro-user privacy, but the "it uses numbers" argument is not a particularly good one.
- WayneBro 10y agoOK, just to be clear: the Wikipedia article does not state this argument or really represent in any way. I'm just not sure who the criticism was directed towards.