> There’s no mental model for owning this inmaterial thing that is pegged to a digital file that can be duplicated infinitely without your approval. We have be

> There’s no mental model for owning this inmaterial thing that is pegged to a digital file that can be duplicated infinitely without your approval. We have been dealing with this since the dawn of Napster. I'm pretty sure people understand ownership of digital creations and the ease with which they can be duplicated/pirated.