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 No.69432

I want to further my knowledge on IP. Can you guys provide some materials for me?

 No.69433

File: 288b90c78fc01b9⋯.pdf (924.96 KB, Against Intellectual Prope….pdf)

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 No.69483

File: c68a2b95384110e⋯.pdf (358.24 KB, Murray Rothbard - Science,….pdf)

File: 10c45b9fd2a2d03⋯.pdf (134.14 KB, Walter Block - National De….pdf)

>>69432

Sorry, all I have directly on that topic is Kinsella, too. But here's two that can help.

First one is Rothbard on scientific research, and how the private sector does a better job at it than the state. Not directly on IP.

Second one is not directly on IP either, but with some transfer, it can help a lot if you want to figure it out. Block talks about externalities, public goods and freeriders and how they're basically a non-issue.

We also had a really autistic thread on here where I tried to relate IP to time preference, but I cannot find it at the moment. It's all a bit drowned out by desperate autistic screeching, sadly. I'm considering writing an essay on what I wrote in this thread, that IP and patents distort time preference and make research profitable that otherwise wouldn't have been, or rather not at the present time.


 No.69514

I think the monoply literature is relevant here. Whereas in computing services like web search or social networking there is little competition unconcerned with legality, in file hosting and transfer there is. This is why the companies are against regulation on this particular matter and not others.


 No.70150

>>69432

http://levine.sscnet.ucla.edu/general/intellectual/againstnew.htm

this here is the gold standard

iirc there is also a more academic paper with math in it

also websearch against intellectual monopoly, to dig into the academic circles and deriviate works etc


 No.70175

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 No.70181

>>68546

>>68804


 No.70422

do you have obligatory readings and even courses on IP in your colleges/unis?


 No.70426

>>70422

No, and I even studied law. I did study IP later on, but that was just one book. Just enough to get the basics. It didn't really make me more understanding of it as a concept. Maybe a little, but even then, understanding something and condoning it are two different things.




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