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Who said anything about the state? All of these things are already paid for. Either that continues to happen, or invention just stops happening altogether. Obv
by thomastjeffery 3y ago
Who said anything about the state?
All of these things are already paid for. Either that continues to happen, or invention just stops happening altogether. Obviously there is profit to be made from new ideas, so there should be plenty of incentive to invest in inventors.
Inventors could also collaborate and unionize. Many already do.
- thfuran 3y ago>Who said anything about the state? By implication, you: >here is my proposal to replace intellectual property Property rights, intellectual or otherwise, are granted and enforced by the state. So too, it would seem, might be their replacements. But it sounds like you're actually proposing simply eliminating all current IP law rather than replacing it with anything.
- thomastjeffery 3y agoMy proposal, taken literally is to eliminate all IP law, and to not replace it with anything. My proposal, taken in context is to meet the same needs that IP intended to meet, but without any state involvement.