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Despicable “Normality”

IP suppresses creativity individually in authors, and massively in audiences and markets. Continue reading

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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

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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

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Human = Story telling creature

That is, liberation-individualization of story telling and story teller was, in fact, bringing up of individual consciousness. Continue reading

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On different cases of copyright “infrigement”

[U]nrestricted but attributed usage of a creative work contributes in its author’s name. It brings him exposure, fame . . . if the work is brilliant enough. And the name is that magic tool which . . . turns the work in money. Restrictions, in this regard, do nothing. Continue reading

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Should We Obey The Laws of Nature?

[S]hould we follow the nature of culture while attempting to govern it? Or we can just take laws derived from other areas (real estate, for example) and apply them to culture? Continue reading

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On Dialogue in Pedagogy

One out of a few indirect messages in Culture vs. Copyright is about a school for near future (which, of course, could very well be a school of present but, alas, has not been implemented as of yet) . . . [L]arge part of the book [is] composed as dialogues among first graders. These dialogues show how is teaching supposed to be conducted. Continue reading

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Logic of Freedom & Logic of Catastrophe

Intellectual Property will cause a catastrophe, sooner or later. Continue reading

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Culture vs. Copyright the first event, the first media report!

What happens if all books are available for all publishers? Continue reading

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Culture is The Dialogue of Cultures: Yet Another Summary of The Book

The culture is understood here as “dialogue of cultures” (the theory of a philosopher Vladimir Bibler) paired with the logic of paradox. . . . [A]ll over the book, “between lines” and somewhat articulately I provide kind of popular introduction to this not-that-simple-theory. Continue reading

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