@chad what the fuck

How does eliminating rights to keep and charge people for making something you originally made

Or not allowing them atall

Create monopolies

That makes no sense, there is no evidence that patents boost innovation , if anything they disincentives innovation as you will be charged for using something or won’t even be able to use something. Not to@mention most innovations weren’t under patents.

“Why put in hundreds of hours or worker creating if a company can steal”
Wrong, you’ll@make the largest profit before a company “steals” it. And infact it’ll boost innovation as another company will try and improve it as much as they can.

“A free market is terribly flawed”

How the hell is a free market flawed, it’s the best system on earth to allocate resources.

“Regulations exist for a reason”
Regulations exist due to misunderstanding and economic illiteracy. All regulations create is monopolies, limit choice, increase prices and reduce economic growth

There’s a reason why the most free markets do the best.

The risk of being undermined by a submarine patent literally blocks innovation

@Anon365 workers rights improved in 1800s

As I said working hours dropped while real wages increased

Damn

that debate was so salty i could even smell the salt from my phone

What woudl thomas sowell say

best system for allocating resources which have alternative uses

@sɪᴅɪsɴᴏᴛʜᴇʀᴇ Workers right were still terrible before the 1930s. People still worked very long hours, made very little money, and would constantly be threatened to be fired. It took government intervention to make them better. Otherwise, the companies would have continued exploiting workers.

@Anon365 I said in the 1800s second part

Wages went up while working hours fell down

With a material standard of living increase

If anything FDRs intervention destroyed it

The Gilded Age was a period of rapid economic growth and technological innovation in the United States beginning in the latter half of the 19th Century and extending into the early 20th Century. During this time per capita income and living standards were raised dramatically. Infant mortality fell steadily and life expectancy was extended by many years. It was during this period of growth that the economy in the U.S. overtook that of Great Britain to be the world's largest.

just saying

not bad

are you autistic?

😦

them tabs dude

Jordan Peterson

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Charles Manson

absolute mad lad

@Chad Revelation

@chad

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Did better than anticipated

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you got it sista yaaaaaass uuuu

I feel the love and support and positive energy and vibes coming my way thank you so much

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