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Despicable “Normality”
IP suppresses creativity individually in authors, and massively in audiences and markets. Continue reading
Posted in Basic Ideas, Culture
Tagged copyright, creativity, culture, free communication, IP
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Another Banal Case of Copyright Infrigement
Your creative work can be used freely on one condition only which is a proper attribution. That makes your name or brand for that matter known (the same effect you count on while investing in marketing). And that exposure is that very tool which turns your work in money. Continue reading
Posted in Basic Ideas, Principles, The Book, Theory
Tagged copyright abolishing, copyright infrigement, IP, patents, progress, software
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Yet another case of “abolishing copyright” at work (a dream)
“…So the show was altered, removing any punishable copyright infringement…” “… it’s … the most ambitious animated series currently on television.” “…has a clear dialogue with popular culture…” “Rick and Morty come across on one of their adventures, in the … Continue reading
Posted in Basic Ideas, Culture, dialogue, humanity, News, On licencing, Theory
Tagged art, copyright abolishing, culture, dialog, dialogue, success
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On Sartre’s Nausea . . . so to speak
[T]he only certain truth is that I do perceive something… Continue reading
Posted in Basic Ideas, dialogue, humanity, Philosophy, Theory
Tagged Aristotle, deception, Descartes, dialog, dialogue, experiment, imagination, Kant, Nausea, philosophy, reality, Sartre
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On Values, Consciousness & Human Nature / Take 3
A shared value is in the … paradoxical relationship with human communication: to take seriously or, I believe, even just hear your idea I must value it and vice versa – to value your idea I need to hear it. This relationship allows for thoughtless communication… Continue reading
Posted in Basic Ideas, Culture, dialogue, Ethics, humanity, Theory
Tagged attitudes, communication, consciousness, desires, existence, feelings, human nature, humanity, paradox, philosophy, reality, sharing, time, values
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On Values, Consciousness and Human Nature. Some More
In other words, humans are “anti-adaptive” creatures, in essence, by nature – their nature. Continue reading
Posted in Basic Ideas, dialogue, Human psyche, humanity, Philosophy, Science, Theory
Tagged adaptation, consciousness, creativity, dialogue, disruption, environment, feelings, invention, memory, perception, speech, values
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On Values, Consciousness and Human Nature
[W]hat does it mean to be human taking into account all said above? The answer this time is: One is human if able to willfully disrupt one’s environment. Continue reading
Posted in Basic Ideas, humanity, Philosophy, Theory
Tagged adaptation, consciousness, disruption, environment, human, human nature
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On the Nature of Human Values
[C]onsciousness reflects things as being the same in time. . . [A] thing becomes that of consciousness if and only if it becomes a value! Continue reading
Posted in Basic Ideas, Human psyche, humanity, Philosophy, Theory
Tagged absolute, consciousness, eternity, sameness, time, value
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The Only Source of Human Morality
So, in the end, who must we humans thank for our morality? The answer is: ourselves. Continue reading
Posted in Basic Ideas, Culture, Ethics, Human psyche, humanity, morality, Philosophy, Principles, Science, Theory
Tagged adaptation, conscience, culture, feelings, humanity, image of culture, morality, science
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Is The World Limited or Unlimited?
World is limited and unlimited at the same time! Continue reading
Posted in Basic Ideas, Philosophy, Principles, Science, Theory
Tagged antinomy, conclusion, experiment, Immanuil Kant, infinity, logic, reality, space, time, world
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