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Comment by internet_rand0

> a "right to knowledge"?

it's the right to observe somebody else without their consent: it's quiet scientific observation that tries not to disturb the observed which is impossible in the quantum level but very realistic in the day to day classic (non-quantum) level

tl;dr: the right to create knowledge i.e. do science

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