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Depends where you choose to park your car. But your analogy is misguided as Information cannot be owned ) / be the subject of material property rights
by ttoinou 3y ago
Depends where you choose to park your car. But your analogy is misguided as Information cannot be owned ) / be the subject of material property rights
- johnnyanmac 3y ago>Information cannot be owned / be the subject of material property rights Pragmatically, no. But legally that's the exact point of copyright. We consider certain information as being capable of being stolen (identity, deeds, various military secrets), so it needs protection and punishment for trying to steal such information. Else there's no disincentive for identity theft nor hacking a private database (and there should be, in my opinion. Once again, information does not have to he distributed to be extracted).