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   by htf 15y ago

   Identity theft is only as bad as the fraud that was performed through it. If the act causes a measurable loss to the victim (e.g. credit card fraud), the victim is going to find out about it one way or another. No need for surveillance. How
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   by htf 15y ago

   One thing that strikes me as unnatural about copyright is how difficult it would be to enforce effectively. With a traditional crime like robbery, the victim suffers a direct loss. The victim or a relative can report the event to the author
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   by htf 15y ago

   I see. Come to think of it, it was a bit rude to assume that you didn't know about the extent of Jobs' early success. Sorry about that.
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   by htf 15y ago

   Great comment. On an evolutionary scale, humans just recently became smart enough to get the ball rolling and accumulate technology from generation to generation. The potential for improvements in intelligence is enormous.
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   by htf 15y ago

   Steve Jobs was already worth $100,000,000 at 25.
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   Google's master plan(hightechfantasies.blogspot.com)

   3 points by htf 15y ago|0 comments