That is the reason, I am against the term "Intellectual Property".
Ideas are (naturally) belonging to the person who had the ideal. "Intellectual property" in contrast is "owned" to those that have enough money to buy it.
This notion of making more and more parts of human life own-able and thus putting a price tag on it, is just devaluating these parts and our own living.
In result, we will be slaves of the big corporations and the billionaires of the world.
Ideas are (naturally) belonging to the person who had the ideal. "Intellectual property" in contrast is "owned" to those that have enough money to buy it.
This notion of making more and more parts of human life own-able and thus putting a price tag on it, is just devaluating these parts and our own living.
In result, we will be slaves of the big corporations and the billionaires of the world.