User:JMyles/You can't spell 'copyright' without 'cop': Difference between revisions
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It bears repeating: copying is the most fundamental process of the propagation of life in the universe. | It bears repeating: copying is the most fundamental process of the propagation of life in the universe. | ||
It is no surprise that the instinct of power hunger that we all have (yes, you too, and your favorite musician too) sometimes produces the vulgar and odious observation: "hey, if I could harness this fundamental process of the universe by inserting myself into the human condition where I don't belong - if I could get a piece of that - I'd be rich." | |||
[[Category: Sonic Offerings]] | [[Category: Sonic Offerings]] | ||
Revision as of 22:59, 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.
It is no surprise that the instinct of power hunger that we all have (yes, you too, and your favorite musician too) sometimes produces the vulgar and odious observation: "hey, if I could harness this fundamental process of the universe by inserting myself into the human condition where I don't belong - if I could get a piece of that - I'd be rich."