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Consider that copyright protects a presentation of a recipe but not the recipe itself and you will realize that “ideas” are not copyright protects.
by emodendroket 4y ago
Consider that copyright protects a presentation of a recipe but not the recipe itself and you will realize that “ideas” are not copyright protects.
- AstixAndBelix 4y agoIntellectual property and copyright are not the same thing. Also the presentation of something is an idea just like the something itself, so copyright is also a scam.
- mold_aid 4y agoThey are literally the same thing. "Intellectual property" comprises copyright, patent, trademark, and trade secrets. >Also the presentation of something is an idea just like the something itself, so This is exactly what copyright is. Copyright is based on the argument that the presentation of an idea is a unique correspondence to the idea, and constitutes a tangible item to which property value is attached. It's not intangible and ephemeral (an idea) or concrete and unremarkable (a piece of paper that the idea will be written on).