It’s not overly complicated. That energy transition money will always be there waiting. In the mean time, there are better margins to be had continuing to pull resources out of the ground. Once that’s truly tapped out and the expense ratio shifts, so will they.
The AI thing is separate. Those are different people.
Registering doesn’t need to cost much. It could be largely automated.
And the government will get plenty of money later on from the big ticket copyrights.
And the government isn’t supposed to be profitable in itself any way. So that doesn’t matter much.
And yah, personally I’d root for for a year or two. But to get this system in place, that would likely have to be compromised on. 5 years is the long edge of worth doing at all.
How’s it do that?
Anything to shorten it sounds good to me.
My idea has been that copyright shouldn’t be automatic. It needs to be registered, and renewed every 2 to 5 years. And each renewal costs twice what the last one did. Start off super cheep maybe even free. Then $5 for the first renewal, doubling each time. Eventually it becomes too expensive to bother; Even for billion dollar franchises.
Some people ‘believe’ aliens to be true. believe in a truth.
They believe in an idea. They believe that idea is true.
In my experience, when people talk about some subjective Truth, they say things like “my truth” or “feels true”. They aren’t making a claim beyond their subjective perceptions. And while their perceptions are true, (meaning those perceptions happened to them), those perceptions aren’t necessarily an account of real external events. That’s how stage magic works. It looks like one thing, but what it looks like isn’t reality.
And saying you shouldn’t be able to believe in something because it’s real, sounds very strange. Maybe you mean, you shouldn’t need to believe in something because it’s real?
Nobody defines reality. We discover reality. Reality defines us.
Reality doesn’t care about any idea, hypothesis, or theory.
Reality is ignorant of courts, votes, or opinion.
Reality is what is, and we make up stories that may or may not agree with reality. Makes no difference to reality.
Maybe I don’t actually know what crawlers means in this context. I always thought crawlers were bots. Are there bots that aren’t crawlers? If so what are they?
So 20% of AI bot traffic are people?
You might look into getting a slow watch.
It doesn’t really matter exactly what minute it is mostly.
The common definition of Truth is along the lines of “That which matches reality”.
It doesn’t matter what’s popular, or common knowledge. Sure humanity learns more about reality as time goes on. What people believe to be true changes. But that doesn’t mean what we believe is true. Something doesn’t become true because enough people believe it. Peoples beliefs simply get closer to the truth as more is learned about reality.
That’s not a widely used definition of Truth.
At the very least, it’s one I’ve never heard before.
Right now, it looks like the only way users on my instance will get to see content from other instances is if I manually search for just about everything they’ll get to see.
They can do that themselves.
Exactly. These people are a vulnerable group who’ve been victimized by a new unregulated industry.
Are you assuming delusions can’t make one happy?
That catastrophizing, incoherent, word salad, is some truly impressive nonsense.
Any citations? I haven’t been paying attention to OnePlus specifically, but haven’t heard about any of this.
Age. Copyright only lasts for a certain amount of time. In the US it’s around 70 years after creators death, if I remember correctly. Everything goes public domain after that. And most mythological stories are a few centuries old at least, some thousands of years. So copyright doesn’t apply and they are by default, considered public domain.
After 4 years and 42k users, they have a total of just 32 apps?
Not when they’re profiting off the copyrighted work.
Regardless of being owned by a person or corp. A specific copyright will reach a point where it’s not bringing in enough money to justify the expense of renewal. Corps aren’t in the habit of holding onto things that aren’t profitable. People tend to do so longer than corps.