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[2463.96 --> 2465.24] for the rest of us
[2465.24 --> 2465.64] to benefit
[2465.64 --> 2466.82] from this incentive
[2466.82 --> 2467.98] of a whole bunch of stuff
[2467.98 --> 2468.52] being created
[2468.52 --> 2469.60] so that's one story
[2469.60 --> 2470.90] in the EU
[2470.90 --> 2472.20] really actually
[2472.20 --> 2473.08] most of the rest of the world
[2473.08 --> 2473.60] except the US
[2473.60 --> 2475.66] it's more like
[2475.66 --> 2476.76] your creativity
[2476.76 --> 2478.14] is like a part of you
[2478.14 --> 2479.30] like it is part of your
[2479.30 --> 2480.02] like human
[2480.02 --> 2482.34] your human nature
[2482.34 --> 2483.68] is to create
[2483.68 --> 2484.46] and so
[2484.46 --> 2486.06] there's often what are called
[2486.06 --> 2487.62] moral rights
[2487.62 --> 2489.10] the idea that inherently
[2489.10 --> 2490.30] you have some control
[2490.30 --> 2491.04] over the thing
[2491.04 --> 2491.92] that you've created
[2491.92 --> 2493.84] even if it's not productive
[2493.84 --> 2494.34] right
[2494.34 --> 2495.12] even if there's no
[2495.12 --> 2496.56] social value to it
[2496.56 --> 2498.40] and we're going to be
[2498.40 --> 2499.14] running headlong
[2499.14 --> 2499.66] into that
[2499.66 --> 2500.56] with all of the
[2500.56 --> 2501.84] foo in the style
[2501.84 --> 2502.34] of bar
[2502.34 --> 2504.32] bar is going to be
[2504.32 --> 2505.14] really irritated
[2505.14 --> 2506.08] that their moral rights
[2506.08 --> 2506.76] were infringed
[2506.76 --> 2507.68] and by the way
[2507.68 --> 2508.68] the third
[2508.68 --> 2509.40] like historic
[2509.40 --> 2510.84] the original copyright
[2510.84 --> 2511.84] was literally
[2511.84 --> 2512.56] just basically
[2512.56 --> 2513.40] a tool of censorship
[2513.40 --> 2514.56] for the UK government
[2514.56 --> 2515.82] in the early 1600s
[2515.82 --> 2517.26] it was a way for them
[2517.26 --> 2518.04] to control printers
[2518.04 --> 2519.42] and
[2519.42 --> 2520.30] I think Chris
[2520.30 --> 2520.96] there's a really
[2520.96 --> 2521.62] interesting discussion
[2521.62 --> 2522.44] we're going to have
[2522.44 --> 2522.90] over
[2522.90 --> 2524.88] how does
[2524.88 --> 2525.68] open source
[2525.68 --> 2526.86] probably won't be
[2526.86 --> 2527.98] mediated through copyright
[2527.98 --> 2529.26] but as you were saying
[2529.26 --> 2529.92] about liability
[2529.92 --> 2531.20] and security
[2531.20 --> 2532.98] how does government
[2532.98 --> 2533.98] interact with this
[2533.98 --> 2534.80] because it's one thing
[2534.80 --> 2535.88] if like these big businesses
[2535.88 --> 2536.70] are running around
[2536.70 --> 2537.24] saying like
[2537.24 --> 2538.08] hey we should make
[2538.08 --> 2538.96] this stuff more secure
[2538.96 --> 2540.50] it's very different
[2540.50 --> 2541.14] if governments
[2541.14 --> 2541.82] are running around
[2541.82 --> 2542.36] saying
[2542.36 --> 2543.72] the whole world
[2543.72 --> 2544.38] needs you to be
[2544.38 --> 2545.38] more secure
[2545.38 --> 2545.80] right
[2545.80 --> 2547.00] like that's
[2547.00 --> 2547.38] you know
[2547.38 --> 2547.80] big thing
[2547.80 --> 2548.40] that we still haven't
[2548.40 --> 2548.82] really wrapped
[2548.82 --> 2549.34] our heads around
[2549.34 --> 2549.66] yeah
[2549.66 --> 2550.34] it doesn't help
[2550.34 --> 2550.86] that our
[2550.86 --> 2551.64] legislators
[2551.64 --> 2553.10] aren't
[2553.10 --> 2554.04] very tech savvy
[2554.04 --> 2554.70] and don't
[2554.70 --> 2555.64] they tend to write
[2555.64 --> 2556.34] a lot of laws
[2556.34 --> 2557.12] that you're like
[2557.12 --> 2558.60] this makes no sense
[2558.60 --> 2560.06] or ask questions
[2560.06 --> 2560.54] in hearings
[2560.54 --> 2561.06] that are
[2561.06 --> 2562.42] questionable
[2562.42 --> 2563.18] at best