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. If you analogize to human leaning You can't make valid legal analogies to human learning when dealing with copyright law, because human brains are not a fixe
by dragonwriter 2y ago
. If you analogize to human leaning
You can't make valid legal analogies to human learning when dealing with copyright law, because human brains are not a fixed media under copyright law, thus impressions in human brains are not copies of any kind under copyright law, thus "well, when you make an impression in the human brain, its not a copyright violation" is never a good legal analogy for when you make something that is in a form which can be a copy under copyright law.