Should Information Be Free?
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Max Hillebrand argues information should flow freely since copying costs nearly nothing in cyberspace, while encryption lets creators selectively restrict sensitive content. Intellectual property artificially restricts non-scarce goods; he advocates instead compensating scarce creator time via voluntary Bitcoin donations. Podcasting 2.0 implements this through Lightning payments embedded in RSS fe
https://relay.towardsliberty.com/cd5122a31994e8ad94818956f9eb9e45156c9e8e01ca82f983cd52c628bd6fde.mp4
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Max Hillebrand argues information should flow freely since copying costs nearly nothing in cyberspace, while encryption lets creators selectively restrict sensitive content. Intellectual property artificially restricts non-scarce goods; he advocates instead compensating scarce creator time via voluntary Bitcoin donations. Podcasting 2.0 implements this through Lightning payments embedded in RSS fe
https://relay.towardsliberty.com/cd5122a31994e8ad94818956f9eb9e45156c9e8e01ca82f983cd52c628bd6fde.mp4