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Might I suggest the slightly less emotive term "intellectual monopoly" instead?
by dane-pgp 7y ago
Might I suggest the slightly less emotive term "intellectual monopoly" instead?
- breck 7y agoI think "intellectual monopoly" is a good term. If we switched nomenclature to that, I think it's a great step in the right direction. But when I hear the term IP, what I hear is "Intellectual Slavery", as you are declaring control over human behavior, which is the definition of slavery ("restricted freedom"). I'm not necessarily against Intellectual Slavery laws. If we as a people decide it's better to have those laws than not, that's fine. Just let's use honest terms here.