Yes, it is all culture, regardless of the copyright status. The question is whether our IP law results in "better" or "worse" effects on our culture, whatever t

Yes, it is all culture, regardless of the copyright status. The question is whether our IP law results in "better" or "worse" effects on our culture, whatever those terms mean. I think the current length of copyright harms our culture more than it helps it. I don't care about any particular media property's copyright status, I care about what impacts copyright has on our culture. I feel like you are not responding to the points I am making, and are hung up on something else.