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                               'text' => 'Intellectual Property and Open Source

I am reading a book by the same title as this blog entry. The book is
by Van Lindberg. This is my brainlog as I read.

<div class="quote">
Intellectual property law is, at its most basic, an attempt to remedy a failure in the market
for knowledge. We want more knowledge in society, but <i>the nature of knowledge</i> tends to discourage
(or technically, underencourage) efforts to create and share new ideas.
</div>
(Italics mine).

What is it about the <i>nature of knowledge</i>? We love logic but choose our axioms with passion.
If the claim that knowledge has a nature that acts a particular way is an axiom, what passion
does that claim provoke?

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<a href=\'http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mayhill-fowler/seduction-and-betrayal-mc_b_625271.html\'>This is a really good op-ed.</a>
Mayhill Fowler gets just the right amount of "philosophical and epistemological" in her reflections on the recent
McChrystal blow-up.

The storyteller changes reality, because the story changes our memory, personal and collective. It\'s always that way.
It\'s the great lesson of the <a href=\'http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deconstruction\'>Deconstructionist school</a>.
All narrators are untrustworthy -- or rather, trust is not the same as fact. And faith is an act of trust, not fact.
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