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Revealed: King Charles secretly profiting from the assets of dead citizens
(www.theguardian.com)
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It's a very capitalist, or monopolistic, worldview.
To run a business corrillary; Exxon and BP were undisputed leaders in their fields going way back, whether or not they were number 1 isn't even important, they were/are major players. Studies were conducted in the 70s that showed climate change was guaranteed (nevermind newsprint from the 1900's talking about the same thing. 120 years ago this was foreseen) gave them 2 options.
Use that knowledge and invest heavily into solar, wind and other energy generating tech, since they already know the energy sector as players in it, they have a huge advantage on every start up. They can control the conversation. If you're business is going to be made obsolete and replaced, well, it makes the most sense for you to do that to yourself, right?
Ooooooooor suppress the research, PR campaign public support, act innocent when scientists with scruples finally catch up, and extract as long as you can while you can.
Which did the ruling capitalist hegemon (cuz oil runs the world) choose?
Giving your kids all the tools so they can go create and contribute however they see fit is a fucking admiral goal. In fact, it's the best you can do for your child. Taking away all challenge and hardship by passing along immeasurable wealth does not help a persons pro-social maturing. How could it, it's isolationist by its own very nature. This is why the Scrooge trope exists.
The same logic needs to be extended to copyright law. 20 years then public domain. You had an idea that took off? Good for you! Now why should the inventor of pixie sticks not have to work ever again? If anything, they've just got the next 20 years of developing and innovating funded. They already have an advantage. Those who fail to use it, imo, shouldnt warrant pity. We shouldn't reward laziness and laurels shouldn't be a ride at societies amusement park.
What are you on about? There is like 8 ideas not at all related to what I was saying.