Intellectual Property / Property in Ideas
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property in ideas · intellectual property · property in intellectual wealth
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The Law of Intellectual Property
The doctrine that ideas and other intellectual products are rightfully owned as property on the same natural-law basis as material things.
A man’s ideas are his property.
They are as applicable to intellectual, as to material, property.
that material wealth is created by physical labor, and ideas only by intellectual labor;
Law in a Free State
A debateable right to intellectual production, mentioned as another example of ill-defined legal boundaries.
Similarly, on the borderland between old-established rights and rights which are only half-admitted, stands the right to what is called “property in ideas.