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So what I can walk into any store and walk out with a cart full and not pay and it's all good, sharing is the norm? I can just walk into any apartment complex a
by vel0city 2y ago
So what I can walk into any store and walk out with a cart full and not pay and it's all good, sharing is the norm? I can just walk into any apartment complex and move into any unit without pay since sharing is the norm?
- Hasnep 2y agoNo, that's not what anyone said. The conversation is about copyright...
- vel0city 2y agoSo it's not that "sharing is the norm" it's a difference in the understanding of ownership and property rights. Otherwise why not share the food and share the housing, since sharing is the norm and not the exception when it comes to property rights? Otherwise why is sharing the norm in one small specific instance and not the rest?
- Liftyee 2y agoThe original statement was in the context of IP. In this case, no one has anything taken away when it is shared. Sharing physical goods requires them to be taken from somewhere/someone... not so much for digital information, which can be duplicated infinitely.
- semiquaver 2y agoThis is a funny comment in the context of a discussion about a (nominally) communist country.
- BenjiWiebe 2y agoWell, those things aren't IP. Maybe you could take pictures of all the pages in a book in a bookstore?
- vel0city 2y agoSo only intellectual property is shared? Doesn't sound to me like sharing is the norm when it only applies to one category of goods.
- userbinator 2y agoTry reading my comment fully again? I was talking about IP.