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'''At their core, the only thing that so-called 'intellectual property' laws actually do is allow us to call the cops on our fans, and that's something no musician wants to do.''' | '''At their core, the only thing that so-called 'intellectual property' laws actually do is allow us to call the cops on our fans, and that's something no musician wants to do.''' | ||
It bears repeating: copying is the most fundamental process of the propagation of life in the universe. | |||
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Revision as of 22:55, 6 September 2026
At their core, the only thing that so-called 'intellectual property' laws actually do is allow us to call the cops on our fans, and that's something no musician wants to do.
It bears repeating: copying is the most fundamental process of the propagation of life in the universe.