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Ep55 – Why IP Laws Destroy Innovation and How Creatives Can Profit Without Them with Stephan Kinsella
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This week, Stefan and Scott welcome Stephan Kinsella to Mentally Unscripted.
Stephan is a brilliant, articulate libertarian legal scholar who explains why the mainstream notion that intellectual property spurs innovation is wrong. He dives in by telling us why IP laws are simply government-issued monopolies that actually impede innovation. He explains why removing IP laws would make us more prosperous. And closes by discussing other innovative ways creators can profit without protectionist laws.
As always, we're building a community around Mentally Unscripted. So, share this episode with your friends and interact with us at MentallyUnscripted.com.
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Guest Information
* Kinsella on Liberty Podcast: Libertarian Theory and Applications
* Center for the Study of Innovative Freedom
Top Takeaways
* Intellectual Property (IP) is a body of law whose stated purpose is to protect a specific type of private property, such as inventions and creative works but is really a grant of monopoly power by the state.
* Instead of spurring innovation and creativity, the monopolistic nature of IP laws stifles new creative output.
* IP laws could be repealed today, and entrepreneurs would fill the void with new, innovative ways to earn money from their creations.
Comments or Questions on this episode? Join the conversation at the Mentally Unscripted Substack.
Engage with Stefan and Scott on the Twitter thought control machine.
Scott is also on Instagram and rants and raves on his blog, Strength and Reason.
Feel free to email him with questions, comments, or suggestions.
We're also on Odysee. Rumble is coming as soon as Scott gets off his butt and uploads the podcasts.
Here’s how to have stimulating conversations on blistering hot topics without fighting.
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This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.mentallyunscripted.com
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This week, Stefan and Scott welcome Stephan Kinsella to Mentally Unscripted.
Stephan is a brilliant, articulate libertarian legal scholar who explains why the mainstream notion that intellectual property spurs innovation is wrong. He dives in by telling us why IP laws are simply government-issued monopolies that actually impede innovation. He explains why removing IP laws would make us more prosperous. And closes by discussing other innovative ways creators can profit without protectionist laws.
As always, we're building a community around Mentally Unscripted. So, share this episode with your friends and interact with us at MentallyUnscripted.com.
And remember, the conclusion you reach is less important than the process you follow to get there.
Guest Information
* Kinsella on Liberty Podcast: Libertarian Theory and Applications
* Center for the Study of Innovative Freedom
Top Takeaways
* Intellectual Property (IP) is a body of law whose stated purpose is to protect a specific type of private property, such as inventions and creative works but is really a grant of monopoly power by the state.
* Instead of spurring innovation and creativity, the monopolistic nature of IP laws stifles new creative output.
* IP laws could be repealed today, and entrepreneurs would fill the void with new, innovative ways to earn money from their creations.
Comments or Questions on this episode? Join the conversation at the Mentally Unscripted Substack.
Engage with Stefan and Scott on the Twitter thought control machine.
Scott is also on Instagram and rants and raves on his blog, Strength and Reason.
Feel free to email him with questions, comments, or suggestions.
We're also on Odysee. Rumble is coming as soon as Scott gets off his butt and uploads the podcasts.
Here’s how to have stimulating conversations on blistering hot topics without fighting.
It's easier than you think.
Download How to Never Argue Again (Unless you Want To) at Mentally Unscripted and discover the secret "Go Meta" approach that makes any topic fair game.
It's FREE (for now) and worth hundreds in therapy.
Cheers!
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.mentallyunscripted.com
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