> like all our laws -- is enforced at the point of a gun. But... so what? That's how laws work. that's a fair point. But an extremely critical aspect of contr

> like all our laws -- is enforced at the point of a gun. But... so what? That's how laws work. that's a fair point. But an extremely critical aspect of contract law is the notion of unenforceable contracts. The court is not going to enforce a contract to share racketeering profits, and it shouldn't enforce Imaginary Property contracts either. > just generally unworkable from a practical perspective. Personally I find that kind of anti-IP thinking to be naive We are moving there (I've been working in this area for nearly 2 decades now—but obviously some people many more decades than hat), but it is a continuous struggle.