Isn't life funny sometimes? Just this morning I was thinking about this kind of thing and how it makes no sense. Setting aside contexts where an employee couldn

Isn't life funny sometimes? Just this morning I was thinking about this kind of thing and how it makes no sense. Setting aside contexts where an employee couldn't have "Invented" something without company assets (laboratory equipment, etc.) and that being precisely their task, I don't see how it is in any way moral that, if a person who gets paid to write simple software and maybe stumbles upon a solution that is way beyond the scope of their job, should not own all rights to this intellectual property. But it's a difficult situation and I could probably fill pages with my opinion alone regarding when and when not this kind of thing makes sense. Looking forward to other peoples opinions though :)