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Interesting. I feel that "intellectual property" already penalizes people for innovating. It supports the original creator directly, but it prevents all the oth
by ColinDabritz 12y ago
Interesting. I feel that "intellectual property" already penalizes people for innovating. It supports the original creator directly, but it prevents all the other innovators from creating more work in the same direction that is inspired by the first. Perhaps the tax helps balance this value?
- valar_m 12y agoWhat we're talking about is a system in which individuals and small startups are at a disadvantage by design. The closer you are to missing your rent, the easier it will be for me to take your work. I agree that IP law is harmful. But I don't think the solution is to penalize innovation while further tilting the playing field toward large corporations.