The context is about licenses, and the correct answer is "do not use a license". It is an unethical, evil system, or else there is no such thing as "unethical"

The context is about licenses, and the correct answer is "do not use a license". It is an unethical, evil system, or else there is no such thing as "unethical" and "evil". Does a carpenter make a family sign a license restricting how they use their roof? No. Does a plumber get a license dictating how the toilets may be used? No. Does a janitor get license royalties after cleaning a room? No. Here is big tech's dirty secret: the insane profits and salaries are due to an unjust, unethical, unproductive system of #ImaginaryProperty, enforced by violence. In my experience most people on HN do not want to hear that. They want to pretened that somehow the hours they spend in the day are really 1,000x more productive than the average Jim. But that's just not true. Tech gets unequal wages due to important work but mostly bad laws. As people wake up to this what you will start to realize is that the biggest ideas, the ones that change the world, that win in the hearts and minds of the people in the long run, have no licenses. Licenses are for losers.