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- Chase Rossin, Staff Member
don't be the first panel was really looking at a lot of what the conference wants to do which is how do you put property back in intellectual property that may seem odd because it's called intellectual property but there's a long-standing debate especially among commentators and scholars about whether it really was supposed to be property or whether that's just a recent main part of my argument that I was addressing today of the panel is that we have to see that there's at least four different kinds of property in what we call intellectual property today the first is this notion of a private sphere where I have ideas in my head and those are very much my property that's not the subject matter of intellectual property that's a natural property right that I shouldn't be forced no one should torture me to get my ideas out of my head to get things to come out of people's heads and be put out into the world in a useful way States then created nation states created statutory law say here's an incentive where if you put it out in the world we'll give you an extra layer of Rights with strong certain kinds of penalties if people infringe it also once people do put things out in the world they make copies of local copies of books copies of machines and in those things then there can be title and property to that as personal property meaning automobile I have is my property as an autumn as a physical thing as well as it might be covered by patents and perhaps companies so that's another level of property involved here and the final one is if I do lease a car there's a contract that I have and that contract I can buy and sell that contract I can assign it to someone else under the right conditions so those are these four layers of property a lot of the now get stuck by conflating them together make it as if there's one kind of property and I think that's where a lot of the confusion is stemming from today
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- Chase Rossin
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I've studied family law at Huston-Tillotson University in Austin and I am an expert in infrared astronomy. I usually feel enthralled. My previous job was patent agent I held this position for 5 years, I love talking about color guard and gambling. Huge fan of Cole Sprouse I practice rollerblading and collect bicycles.
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