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Humans are just sets of atoms, so protecting them is disconnected from reality? These reductionist arguments lead nowhere. Fortunately, IP lawyers -- including
by cmiga 5y ago
Humans are just sets of atoms, so protecting them is disconnected from reality?
These reductionist arguments lead nowhere. Fortunately, IP lawyers -- including Microsoft's who are fiercely pro IP when it suits them -- think in a more humanistic way and consider the years of work of the IP creator.
Food recipes are irrelevant; the often go back centuries and it's rather hard to identify individual creators. Not so in software.
- Supermancho 5y ago> Food recipes are irrelevant; the often go back centuries and it's rather hard to identify individual creators. That's not correct. Food recipes are created all the time and are attributed. From edible water bottles to impossible burgers, et al.
- z3ncyberpunk 5y agoOkay, who invented the apple pie... you completely missed the point and then gave terrible examples of very modern "food" (your examples aren't even really food anyway)