Comment Re:2D? (Score 1) 23
The mere concept of 2D would be meaningless for anything but abstract mathematical objects.
Nitpick: shadows are 2D, the way we perceive them at least.
The mere concept of 2D would be meaningless for anything but abstract mathematical objects.
Nitpick: shadows are 2D, the way we perceive them at least.
When that species provides no value and brings huge dangers to the world.
Obviously, providing value is subjective, but when the aliens finally land and aren't fans of reality TV, social media and such, perhaps they'll decide mankind just has to be stopped....
You can buy a book. You can do whatever you like with that book physically. It's yours. You cannot copy that book. For example, you can't photocopy the pages and collect those photocopies into a new book. That would be violating the copyright. You also can't memorize the book, then recite it verbatim into a recording device, making your own "audio book" or write out the book in longhand, etc.
Actually, where I live, all of the above are perfectly legal, as long as the copy doesn't leave my hands. Also, the original may be a loaner from the public library, which I borrowed for free. Lastly, someone may actually request the copy to be made for them, if they can't operate the photocopier themselves for instance. However, in that case I may not ask more money for the copy I provide to them. But, if I am in their employ, I may get paid for making said copy in terms of the time I spend on the photocopier.
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