@Chrisnoscrub047 so you’re going to use it as long as you’ve been forced to pay for it? so I guess it doesn’t matter what you agree with, as long as you feel you’ve paid for it, and it benefits you, you’ll use it.

@funwjoshnjenn LoL I’m not allowed to use a service that I’m forced to pay for? You realize that police protection is provided by the same provider who has outlawed competing firms?

@SarahMarionSmith Where is your evidence? Ive stuidied film making as well and you act like a degree matters? It dont mean shit in the real world. The word “Privileged” is a metaphore for egoic thinking making you think you are better than someone that doesnt have a degree or has worked in the film industry. The only reason people in the film industry dont get paid well is because the studios take most of the money in the creation of the art and horde all of the works in copyright.

@liquidminds I don’t know but still here in US people are still wearing blue jeans and tshirt like 50 years ago…

Hard physical fact is: You can not own ideas. It is physically completely impossible. Thinking you can, is like thinking gravity would go away if you stopped believing in it.
Because an idea can not be stolen. Because you can not take it away from someone(’s brain). Also, and idea that you don’t pass on, can not be proven to exist. At all. But if you pass it on, you by definition gave up control. And that’s also something required for it to be ownable.
In fact, information is not a good.

@funwjoshnjenn I do. It isn’t.

@mofoq that’s not at all the same thing. If I download a pirated movie, I’m not downloading the damn script and making the movie from it. Wearable LCD screens? wtf does that have to do with anything?

This will work anywhere that creating the first of a new object is relatively cheap and creating copies of it are relatively expensive. Movies are very expensive to make currently but are very cheap to copy. While the look of a piece of clothing or a car is relatively cheap to create but has high production costs. Medicine is another example of something that is hard to invent or create the first copy of , but is easy to reproduce.

so many bourgeois smugs in the audience blinking while laughing at the same time

Hmm, my comment was removed or something glitched.

Pattern copyright is very, very common.

A nice speech but if based on an outright lie…what’s the point?

‘As we all know, grass is black’

@Tnat1on actually fashion influence exactly what you wear. All the clothes you buy in the store are influenced by high fashion. As she have said in the talk what you wear in the street influences what you see on the walk.

@daxx2k fashion is, when you wear, what others tell you to wear.
If you don’t care about fashion-trends, the whole industry looses its usability.

But that’s kind of self-inflicted by the industry… when they started to think of people as walls that need to be decorated instead of people who need clothes for their everyday-life, designer-fashion lost it’s functionality.
applications without function are useless. “looking good” is not a function.

Preach it sister!