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It is an obvious fallacy to equate baseball bats, knives and guns due to the fact that each has the potential to create fatal harm while ignoring the likelihood of that harm, the propensity to harm more than 1 person (not many drive by knifings or innocent bystanders killed by stray baseball bats) and the general availability of similar, unrestrictable tools.
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He might even think he’s arguing from some woolly-minded ethical stance that “information is free”, shaded by misinformed notions of Open Source projects, Creative Commons licenses, new media business models and a hundred other principles, strategies and tactics that have evolved to deal with the paradigm shift which renders access to most creative services completely unrestrictable.
Archive 2009-02-01 Hal Duncan 2009
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He might even think he’s arguing from some woolly-minded ethical stance that “information is free”, shaded by misinformed notions of Open Source projects, Creative Commons licenses, new media business models and a hundred other principles, strategies and tactics that have evolved to deal with the paradigm shift which renders access to most creative services completely unrestrictable.
Creative Control - Part 3 Hal Duncan 2009
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