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AdamLawsonFirstEssay 3 - 04 Dec 2021 - Main.EbenMoglen
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 Such a future may not come to pass in the absence of revolution - the likelihood of which I will not weigh in on. However, the urge to share information, whether encrypted or not, whether legal or not, cannot and will not be dampened so long as such sharing is possible, even if such sharing is not permitted or even advisable.

Digital piracy allows for a modern-day miracle: the ability to learn what you want wherever you are without regard to the ability to pay (though not totally free of the whims of government) and, often, the ability to share that knowledge with others at close to zero marginal cost. Let all who would eat be filled.

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I'm surprised you didn't find some use for the dotCommunist Manifesto, which is relevant in two senses.

I don't think that there's much I can suggest to improve this draft, which is a fully realized version of itself. But what in fact do you think it added to the conversation that was your own, apart from the cleverness with which you summed it up?

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