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+ If a pedestrian on the sidewalk is hit by a falling branch from a decaying tree on your property you are liable.
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+ ***
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+ If those who insist on calling copyrights and patents "Intellectual Property" wish to continue to do that, I say we make them embrace all the responsibilities of property as well.
+
+ - If © TV programs carry ads for sugary drinks, and sugar turns out to cause many diseases, those TV networks are also liable.
+ - If actors and actresses star in those © ads, they are also liable.
+ - If newspaper © pages have ads for painkillers that turn out to be far more addictive than advertised, the paper is also liable.
+ - If a © textbook contains a model of health that turns out to be inaccurate and harmful, then the publisher(s) and author(s) are also liable.
+ - If a © song is played on a radio station in between ads for products that turn out to cause harm, the station and the musician(s) are also liable.
+ - If a non-public domain search engine shows ads for products that turn out to cause harm, that search engine is also liable.
+ - If a © software program causes its users to lose a signficant amount of time or resources, the software maker is also liable.
+ - If anyone claiming © over some media fails to update that media as soon as mistakes are discovered, they are liable.
+
+ ***
+
+ Or do they just want all of the benefits of property rights, with none of the responsibilities?
+
+ ****
+
+ # Related posts
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+ printRelated IntellectualFreedom
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- caption The model proposed here. Mania is too many mitochondria; depression too few. We predict it is possible to detect mood state from optical images of certain cells and counting stained mitochondria.
+ caption The model proposed here. Mania is too much mitochondria; depression too little. We predict it is possible to detect mood state from optical images of certain cells and counting mitochondrial volume.
- Mania is too many mitochondria; depression too few.
+ Mania is too much mitochondria; depression too little.
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+ Individuals who experience severe depression take a long time to recover, which matches a model where the cell is depleted of mitochondria (likely from dead mitochondria from resource exhausition during a manic episode) preventing the restoration of a healthy mitolevel.
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+ caption I failed Aaron two times. The first when I was working with him to run his Python scripts at Duke (I was a new programmer at the time and pinged him with many questions). The second was when I did nothing when he was being prosecuted for liberating ideas to liberate minds. I will not fail him a third time.
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+ When the debate is on details like what is the ideal length of monopolies, or when illogical terms like "Intellectual Property" are used, you've already conceded too much, and are giving up your strongest weapon: truth.
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+ It would be intellectually dishonest of me to say that. I am always open to intelligent experiments that would show otherwise.
- But I am highly confident it would be a huge improvement based on empirical evidence and theoretical math.
+ But at this point I am _99% confident_ it would be the single most massive positive improvement we can make in our world, based on empirical evidence and theoretical math.
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- I suggest we organize around a simple long-term vision of passing a new Intellectual Freedom Amendment to the U.S. Constitution ending patents and copyrights once and for all.
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+ If our government is going to make laws governing information, then we should optimize for truth and signal, over lies and noise.
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+ The objective should not be maximizing the ability to make money off of information. Nature provides natural incentives for discovering new truths, we don't need any unnatural ones. In fact, the unnatural incentives on information production actually incentivize lying and noise, rather than truth generation.
+ whyDoWeSubsidizeLies.html incentivize lying and noise
+
+ I'm surprised this is such a minority opinion, but very few people are with me on this (those that already are---❤️).
+
+ ***
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+ What kind of a system maximizes truth?
+
+ Well, what is truth?
+
+ Truth is when someone publishes a set of symbols with the claim that they accurately predict something about the world and then later sensors verify that those symbols did accurately predict it.
+
+ These truths are extremely helpful. They give us warm buildings, useful electricity, cures for disease, lenses to see more, safe transportation, and so on.
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+ There are also kinds of information that might not necessarily make accurate predictions about the world but don't pretend to. Fictional stories or songs or jokes meant to amuse. These are fine and also have natural incentives (the love and admiration from your peers, for example).
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+ Then there are lies. These are symbols that claim to predict things about the world that don't, in fact, hold up when the sensor data comes in. Much of advertising falls in this category.
+
+ Finally, there is also noise. Noise is often truths repackaged in extremely verbose, obfuscated, or scrambled order that wastes people's time and can mislead.
+
+ ***
+
+ Other than total censorship, I cannot think of a worse information policy than the one we currently have in this country, where it is not legal for someone to edit published information and republish their edited versions. Where it is illegal for someone to create a repository of maximal truth.
+
+ We need smart people to delete all this noise, to distill all the signal, and deliver truthful, efficient information to the public. This needs to be legal, not illegal.
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+ Truth needs to be the thing to optimize for, not royalties.
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+ It's time for the IFA.
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- If you've thought deeply about copyrights and patents, you've probably figured out that they are bad for progress and deeply unjust. This post is for you.
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- (If you are new to this issues, you might be more interested in my other posts on Intellectual Freedom)
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- # A Proposal
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- I suggest we rally around a simple long-term vision of passing a new Intellectual Freedom Amendment to the U.S. Constitution ending patents and copyrights once and for all.
- https://github.com/JesseKPhillips/USA-Constitution/blob/master/Constitution.md U.S. Constitution
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- The below proposal is 213 characters.
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- Section 1. Article I, Section 8, Clause 8 of this Constitution is hereby repealed.
- Section 2. Congress shall make no law granting monopolies on ideas, knowledge, or inventions, or prohibiting the free use thereof.
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- I have only passed a handful of Amendments to the U.S. Constitution in my lifetime 😉, so discussion welcome.
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- ****
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- # Notes
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- I am not 100% certain that if we abolished copyright and patent systems the world would be a better place.
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- It would be intellectually dishonest of me to say that.
-
- But I am highly confident it would be a huge improvement based on empirical evidence and theoretical math.
- eta.html theoretical math
- https://cds.cern.ch/record/1164399/ empirical evidence
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- It would take a lot of thought to do it right, but I know we could pull the transition off without as much disruption as people fear.
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- The bigger problem is this debate is not being had.
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- The problem is our side needs a better starting position.
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- When the debate is on details like what is the ideal length of monopolies, or when illogical terms like "Intellectual Property" are used, you've already conceded too much, and are fighting for local maxima.
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- A stronger and more logical place to have the debate is upstream of that: debate whether we should have these systems at all.
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- I think the Amendment Strategy is clear enough, concrete enough, simple enough that you could get critical mass and start moving the debate upstream.
-
- _The best defense is a good offense_. It's an adage, but there's usually some truth to adages.
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- https://www.archives.gov/milestone-documents/bill-of-rights The Bill of Rights
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- The kind of people I think may be ready to organize would be lovers of open source, Linux, Sci-Hub, the Internet Archive, OG Napster; the followers of Aaron Swartz, Alexandra Elbakian and Stephan Kinsella; and all that truly love ideas and believe every human should get their own copy of humanity's most intelligent information.
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sci-Hub Sci-Hub
- https://archive.org/ the Internet Archive
- http://aaronsw.com/ Aaron Swartz
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Napster Napster
- https://www.kernel.org/ Linux
- https://x.com/ringo_ring Alexandra Elbakian
- https://www.stephankinsella.com/ Stephan Kinsella
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+ If you've thought deeply about copyrights and patents, you've probably figured out that they are bad for progress and deeply unjust. This post is for you.
+ dateline
+
+ (If you are new to this issues, you might be more interested in my other posts on Intellectual Freedom)
+ freedom.html Intellectual Freedom
+
+ ***
+
+ # A Proposal
+
+ I suggest we rally around a simple long-term vision of passing a new Intellectual Freedom Amendment to the U.S. Constitution ending patents and copyrights once and for all.
+ https://github.com/JesseKPhillips/USA-Constitution/blob/master/Constitution.md U.S. Constitution
+
+ The below proposal is 213 characters.
+
+ quote
+ Section 1. Article I, Section 8, Clause 8 of this Constitution is hereby repealed.
+ Section 2. Congress shall make no law granting monopolies on ideas, knowledge, or inventions, or prohibiting the free use thereof.
+
+ I have only passed a handful of Amendments to the U.S. Constitution in my lifetime 😉, so discussion welcome.
+
+ ****
+
+ # Notes
+
+ I am not 100% certain that if we abolished copyright and patent systems the world would be a better place.
+
+ It would be intellectually dishonest of me to say that.
+
+ But I am highly confident it would be a huge improvement based on empirical evidence and theoretical math.
+ eta.html theoretical math
+ https://cds.cern.ch/record/1164399/ empirical evidence
+
+ It would take a lot of thought to do it right, but I know we could pull the transition off without as much disruption as people fear.
+
+ The bigger problem is this debate is not being had.
+
+ The problem is our side needs a better starting position.
+
+ When the debate is on details like what is the ideal length of monopolies, or when illogical terms like "Intellectual Property" are used, you've already conceded too much, and are fighting for local maxima.
+
+ A stronger and more logical place to have the debate is upstream of that: debate whether we should have these systems at all.
+
+ I think the Amendment Strategy is clear enough, concrete enough, simple enough that you could get critical mass and start moving the debate upstream.
+
+ _The best defense is a good offense_. It's an adage, but there's usually some truth to adages.
+
+ billOfRights.jpg
+ caption You can honestly say The Bill of Rights outlaws copyright, but let's pass the IFA just to be clear.
+ https://www.archives.gov/milestone-documents/bill-of-rights The Bill of Rights
+
+ ***
+
+ The kind of people I think may be ready to organize would be lovers of open source, Linux, Sci-Hub, the Internet Archive, OG Napster; the followers of Aaron Swartz, Alexandra Elbakian and Stephan Kinsella; and all that truly love ideas and believe every human should get their own copy of humanity's most intelligent information.
+ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sci-Hub Sci-Hub
+ https://archive.org/ the Internet Archive
+ http://aaronsw.com/ Aaron Swartz
+ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Napster Napster
+ https://www.kernel.org/ Linux
+ https://x.com/ringo_ring Alexandra Elbakian
+ https://www.stephankinsella.com/ Stephan Kinsella
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- If you could have an AI running continuously on one prompt, what would it be?
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- Here is my best idea so far. What is yours? Ideas and criticisms encouraged!
- https://x.com/breckyunits/status/1882203191640830270 Ideas and criticisms encouraged
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- ***
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- Your job is to build an encyclopedia of all knowledge.
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- Humans should be able to copy what you generate to ink and paper for long term robust storage.
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- It should define symbol encodings by listing binary sequences with their matching symbol.
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- It should define atomic concepts out of those symbols.
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- It should define higher level parser concepts by listing patterns that match against and transform rules.
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- It should define 2D, 3D, and 4D bitmap formats that resemble phenomena humans observe in nature and link those to the defined concepts.
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- It should contain knowledge to maximize what it can predict in real world observations (like location of a planet), and not worry about predicting symbolic world observations (like winning lottery numbers or name of a pop star).
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- Everything should have coordinates in a 4D space.
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- Continually refine your encyclopedia until it is encodes all knowledge in as few bits as possible.
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+ If you could have an AI running continuously on one prompt, what would it be?
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+ Here is my best idea so far. What is yours? Ideas and criticisms encouraged!
+ https://x.com/breckyunits/status/1882203191640830270 Ideas and criticisms encouraged
+
+ ***
+
+ Your job is to build an encyclopedia of all knowledge.
+
+ Humans should be able to copy what you generate to ink and paper for long term robust storage.
+
+ It should define symbol encodings by listing binary sequences with their matching symbol.
+
+ It should define atomic concepts out of those symbols.
+
+ It should define higher level parser concepts by listing patterns that match against and transform rules.
+
+ It should define 2D, 3D, and 4D bitmap formats that resemble phenomena humans observe in nature and link those to the defined concepts.
+
+ It should contain knowledge to maximize what it can predict in real world observations (like location of a planet), and not worry about predicting symbolic world observations (like winning lottery numbers or name of a pop star).
+
+ Everything should have coordinates in a 4D space.
+
+ Continually refine your encyclopedia until it is encodes all knowledge in as few bits as possible.
+
+ ****
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+ # Related Posts
+ printRelated IntellectualFreedom
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- Real-Life Angel Investing Returns 2012–2016 by Yun-Fang Juan
+ - Auston Bunsen's investments
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+ Here is my best idea so far. What is yours? Ideas and criticisms encouraged!
+ https://x.com/breckyunits/status/1882200287823425780 Ideas and criticisms encouraged
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+ Here is my idea so far. This is a v0. Ideas/suggestions/criticisms welcome!
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+ This is a v0. Ideas/suggestions/criticisms welcome!
+ https://x.com/breckyunits/status/1882200287823425780 Ideas/suggestions/criticisms welcome
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+ Continually refine your encyclopedia until it is encodes all knowledge in as few bits as possible.
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+ Your job is to build an encyclopedia of all knowledge.
+ Humans should be able to copy what you generate to ink and paper for long term robust storage.
+
+ It should define symbol encodings by listing binary sequences with their matching symbol.
+
+ It should define atomic concepts out of those symbols.
+
+ It should define higher level parser concepts by listing patterns that match against and transform rules.
+
+ It should define 2D, 3D, and 4D bitmap formats that resemble phenomena humans observe in nature and link those to the defined concepts.
+
+ Use this system to define all knowledge in as few bits as possible.
+
+ It should contain knowledge to maximize what it can predict in real world observations (like location of a planet), and not worry about predicting symbolic world observations (like winning lottery numbers or name of a pop star).
+
+ Everything should have coordinates in a 4D space.
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+ We can just abolish copyright.
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- I suggest we rally around a simple long-term vision of passing a new Intellectual Freedom Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
+ I suggest we rally around a simple long-term vision of passing a new Intellectual Freedom Amendment to the U.S. Constitution ending patents and copyrights once and for all.
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- The kind of people I think may be ready to organize would be lovers of open source, Linux, Sci-Hub, the Internet Archive, OG Napster; to the followers of Aaron Swartz, Alexandra Elbakian and Stephan Kinsella; to all of you that truly love ideas and believe every human should get their own copy of humanity's most intelligent information; I present the idea for a new political strategy.
+ The kind of people I think may be ready to organize would be lovers of open source, Linux, Sci-Hub, the Internet Archive, OG Napster; the followers of Aaron Swartz, Alexandra Elbakian and Stephan Kinsella; and all that truly love ideas and believe every human should get their own copy of humanity's most intelligent information.
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- # To Whom it May Concern
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- To the lovers of open source, Linux, Sci-Hub, the Internet Archive, OG Napster; to the followers of Aaron Swartz, Alexandra Elbakian and Stephan Kinsella; to all of you that truly love ideas and believe every human should get their own copy of humanity's most intelligent information; I present the idea for a new political strategy.
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sci-Hub Sci-Hub
- https://archive.org/ the Internet Archive
- http://aaronsw.com/ Aaron Swartz
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Napster Napster
- https://www.kernel.org/ Linux
- https://x.com/ringo_ring Alexandra Elbakian
- https://www.stephankinsella.com/ Stephan Kinsella
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- ***
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+
+ The kind of people I think may be ready to organize would be lovers of open source, Linux, Sci-Hub, the Internet Archive, OG Napster; to the followers of Aaron Swartz, Alexandra Elbakian and Stephan Kinsella; to all of you that truly love ideas and believe every human should get their own copy of humanity's most intelligent information; I present the idea for a new political strategy.
+ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sci-Hub Sci-Hub
+ https://archive.org/ the Internet Archive
+ http://aaronsw.com/ Aaron Swartz
+ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Napster Napster
+ https://www.kernel.org/ Linux
+ https://x.com/ringo_ring Alexandra Elbakian
+ https://www.stephankinsella.com/ Stephan Kinsella
+
+
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- Are you anti-copyright and anti-patent? Then this post is for you.
+ If you've thought deeply about copyrights and patents, you've probably figured out that they are bad for progress and deeply unjust. This post is for you.
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- I have only passed a handful of Amendments to the U.S. Constitution in my lifetime 😉, so if you have suggestions to make that better, pull requests and discussions are welcome.
+ I have only passed a handful of Amendments to the U.S. Constitution in my lifetime 😉, so discussion welcome.
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- The below proposal is 187 characters.
+ The below proposal is 213 characters.
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- Section 2. Congress shall make no law granting monopolies on the publication or implementation of ideas.
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- And our ancestors built a magnificent palace, over thousands of years, layer by layer, with space for all, and our brother added a coat of paint, and said "This is my property now.
+ And our ancestors built a magnificent palace, over thousands of years, layer by layer, with space for all, and our brother added a coat of paint, and said "This is my property now."
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+ And our ancestors built a magnificent palace, over thousands of years, layer by layer, with space for all, and our brother added a coat of paint, and said "This is my property now.
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- Finally, the modern Scientist is up.
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+ And our ancestors built a magnificent palace, over thousands of years, layer by layer, with space for all, and our brother added a coat of paint, and said "This is my property now".
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- ? How long should copyright and patent terms be?
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- There is a correct answer, and that answer is zero.
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- ***
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- The progress of arts and sciences depends on rapidly testing novel assemblies of ideas to see if they are good ideas or bad ideas.
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- If you have a concept of copyrights and patents, then before testing any new assembly of an idea, you have to ensure you have permission to test the idea.
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- The problem is, you don't know how good an idea is until you test it!
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- Thus most of your resources are wasted on running the Permission Function on bad ideas.
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- ? Why zero?
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- When the term is 0, there is no Permission Function, and the progress of arts and sciences is unchained.
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- ***
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- There is no way AGI will be wasting all this energy on a Permission Function.
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- Any AI that does that is doomed to extinction.
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- Similarly, to survive, humans need to abolish the Permission Function.
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+ # Why copyright and patent terms need to be 0
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+ ? How long should copyright and patent terms be?
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+ There is a correct answer, and that answer is zero.
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+ ***
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+ The progress of arts and sciences depends on rapidly testing novel assemblies of ideas to see if they are good ideas or bad ideas.
+
+ If you have a concept of copyrights and patents, then before testing any new assembly of an idea, you have to ensure you have permission to test the idea.
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+ The *Permission Function* compares your idea with all others to ensure it does not violate any copyrights or patents.
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+ If you run afoul of the Permission Function, you can suffer great legal consequences.
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+ The Permission Function take times and energy to run comparisons, communicate with "owners", and perhaps find workarounds.
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+ The problem is, you don't know how good an idea is until you test it!
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+ You often need to test 100 new ideas to find 1 _good_ idea.
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+ Thus most of your resources are wasted on running the Permission Function on bad ideas.
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+ ***
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+ ? Why zero?
+
+ When you understand the colossal waste of time and energy the Permission Function introduces, you realize that even setting the term of copyrights and patents to 1 year is incredibly harmful, and slows down progress by orders of magnitude.
+
+ When the term is 0, there is no Permission Function, and the progress of arts and sciences is unchained.
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+ ***
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+ There is no way AGI will be wasting all this energy on a Permission Function.
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+ Any AI that does that is doomed to extinction.
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+ Similarly, to survive, humans need to abolish the Permission Function.
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- P.S. I know this is probably a naivve look at complex math topics, but I’m 1% sure that I’m totally correct and all those smart mathematicians are wrong.
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