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Why is success that is generated by some kind of act that is seen as "work" in a way better than success that is generated by the planned use of known forces (o
by Roritharr 15y ago
Why is success that is generated by some kind of act that is seen as "work" in a way better than success that is generated by the planned use of known forces (online piracy).
I don't want to get all bruce lee, but isn't redirecting some kind of force, be it the interest of pirates or something else, always better than to work against it?
- tptacek 15y agoThere are moral judgements to be made about piracy, but I think the larger issue is that the pull-through sales from piracy are, in at least some people's opinions, wishful.