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Using this definition, identities are only copied, and not stolen. Learning from the Chinese is entirely different than using operatives to take the corporate
by billy99k 1y ago
Using this definition, identities are only copied, and not stolen.
Learning from the Chinese is entirely different than using operatives to take the corporate secrets from lets say the biggest steel company in the world, and then driving them out of business within a few years.
If this is the world you want to live in, fine. Just don't complain when large corporations copy your work one day with no legal oprecourse.
- e3bc54b2 1y ago> Just don't complain when large corporations copy your work one day with no legal recourse. To be fair, that is the schadenfreude. Large corporations have been copying works of little people for ages. They only started crying about 'IP theft' when someone bigger (China) started doing the same to them, and to make it worse, most of the corps willingly handed the IP over because they wanted cheap exploitable labor.