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I've always felt the words "intellectual" and "property" should never be that close together for any reason. (With apologies to Jerry Seinfeld)
by bumbledraven 15y ago
I've always felt the words "intellectual" and "property" should never be that close together for any reason. (With apologies to Jerry Seinfeld)
- tzs 15y agoThe economic theory behind IP law is to legally imbue intellectual works with those attributes of real goods so as to make them have the properties that are necessary to have the free market deal with them, so calling it "intellectual property" is sensible and accurate.