We Are On The Cusp Of This

Copyright Law Has Got To Give Up Its Obsession With 'the Copy.' The Law Should Not Regulate 'copies' Or 'modern Reproductions' On Their Own. It Should Instead Regulate Uses--like Public Distributions Of Copies Of Copyrighted Work--that Connect Directly To The Economic Incentive Copyright Law Was Intended To Foster.

The More Important Point, However, Is Not About What The Money Does. It's About What Has To Be Done To Get The Money. The Effect Of The Money Might Be (democratically) Benign. But What Is Done To Secure That Money Is Not Necessarily Benign. To Miss This Point Is To Betray The Robin Hood Fallacy: The Fact That The Loot Was Distributed Justly Doesn't Excuse The Means Taken To Secure It.

There Are Very Few People In Our Society Who Are Actually Free To Say What They Believe. I Am In An Extremely Fortunate Position In Having This Enormous Gift Of Freedom And Believe I Should Try To Use It To Do Something Useful For Society. As Long As I Feel As If I Have Something To Say, I’ll Continue To Try To Do That.

Every Generation Welcomes The Pirates From The Last.

For However Much The State May Gain By Not Having To Fund Roads On Its Own, Society Would Lose In Aggregate If The Open Commons Of Transportation Were Lost.