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3 hours agountrue and simply stupid.
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I’ve published about 30 scientific papers, and have worked closely with publishers, both traditional and highly digitized. Scientific findings are IP, and should be protected; and costs for the publishers should be reimbursed through paid subscription.
31·6 days agoThat won’t help you. If anyone arrives in the US and claims not to use social media, the customs officer may see that as very suspicious and reject entry - or worse. Been there, done that: US customs officers act on their own.
By “coincidence” I have canceled all US-based social media over the last months. And: The food in France is better :-)
Thank you! I have in the meantime created six of these, and sold all of them, people love them.
71·8 days agoGet informed about investing and buy a simple ETF on the msci world; 25, 50$ a month. Keep at it, also invest extra money every now and then.
6·10 days agoWhen democracy is under threat, you better hit the street with a big sign that says TRUMP IS A C*NT. It is a moral obligation.
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3·10 days agoIt is no longer for sale, sorry, has a new owner.
Anatomist.
No
I once removed a woman’s leg.
I was thinking about the many cables for iPhones.
1·17 days agoOnly a plastic surgeon may be able to remove a scar.
Who would have thought.
Apparently you don’t know what IP is. IP means you create a play, write a novel, write a scientific paper or record a tune. The person who created that IP owns it; it has a value (which does not have to be a monetary value), and that IP is protected by international laws. Making illegal copies of plays, books, movies, music or academic papers damages those IP rights. IP doesn’t mean things are hidden for use by others, it simple means the rights of the original artist or inventor are protected. Sure, some people complain that all of these things should be in the public domain - usually only up to the point where they start creating some IP themselves ;-) so, I do not object at all to share my scientific data, and in fact all my scientific data is available to anyone in the world. But I want to get credit for what I’ve done, I’m not investing dozens of years of my life into science for the well-being of humankind, and some ignorant people come and steal my rights and credit.