To call what we call “IP infringement” as wrong presumes IP monopolies are right, and that there’s no objective reason why it’s so . In the US patent law doesn

To call what we call “IP infringement” as wrong presumes IP monopolies are right, and that there’s no objective reason why it’s so . In the US patent law doesn’t cover everything, there are alternate forms of IP like copyright which has let open source software and fashion thrive. Then there’s the open hardware system in China called GongKai: https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20141230/09362929550/how-gongkai-innovation-could-allow-china-to-leapfrog-west.shtml https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20141230/09362929550/how-g...