Sir, the odiousness of your arguments is exceeded only by their selfishness. Thank you. I consider selfishness a virtue. (However, contrary to what society has

Sir, the odiousness of your arguments is exceeded only by their selfishness. Thank you. I consider selfishness a virtue. (However, contrary to what society has taught you, my selfishness does not hurt anybody else as long as I go about it in a rational way.) Please do explain how an idea, which can be copied at no cost and used to enrich the receiver, should be held in same esteem as a physical good I specifically said in an ancestor comment to this one that I don't believe the position I've taken on copyright would apply to "ideas."