Re: [ox-en] Where / who is the enemy?

• From: graham <graham theseamans.net>
• Date: Wed, 21 Nov 2007 10:14:27 +0000

Michael Bauwens wrote:

I sincerely believe the second one is less formidable. The IPR strategy was the one behind the first 
stage of industrial information economics, and yes they were pushing to extend it, but opposition to 
it is increasingly tremendously, and, the underlying technological

evolution is making a system of

legal and technological restraints increasingly difficult to maintain ...

You could equally well say that the underlying technological evolution
is making the system of legal and technological restraints increasingly
stronger; from total surveillance, to dna databases of the population...
What can be known, will be known; and not just by individuals, but also
by the state and business.

Graham
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