Another development I can see in the future is the ability to record conciseness, upload it into Second Life thus achieving both immortality and superhuman virtual power.
aithene
· 2 years ago
Interesting take. My first thought at declaring copyright illegal was that, "who would write these great books?" Then I realized that there are already millions of people posting their stories all over the internet, though many of them still claim copyright to their works.
Creative commons is a great middle ground. "You can use my stuff, but give me credit, and if you make money off of it, I get a piece."
As for VR companies financing space exploration so that their customers can have new experiences, thats a trip. I think I remember whole episodes of Star Trek based around that concept.
Sriram
· 2 years ago
Yes the EPIC 2014 and 2015 are classics. Googlezon sounds massive.
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One I have bookmarked from years ago: http://www.robinsloan.com/epic/
Another development I can see in the future is the ability to record conciseness, upload it into Second Life thus achieving both immortality and superhuman virtual power.
Creative commons is a great middle ground. "You can use my stuff, but give me credit, and if you make money off of it, I get a piece."
As for VR companies financing space exploration so that their customers can have new experiences, thats a trip. I think I remember whole episodes of Star Trek based around that concept.