So Uncritically Do We Accept

As I've Indicated, Most Books Go Out Of Print Within One Year. The Same Is True Of Music And Film. Commercial Culture Is Sharklike. It Must Keep Moving. And When A Creative Work Falls Out Of Favor With The Commercial Distributors, The Commercial Life Ends.

When Government Disappears, Its Not As If Paradise Will Take Its Place. When Governments Are Gone, Other Interests Will Take Their Place.

My Work About Corruption Is To Get People To See It Less As A Moral Issue (right/wrong) And More As An Economic Issue (economies Of Influence And Their Effect).

Believing We Know What Makes Prosperity Work, Ignoring The Nature Of The Actual Prosperity All Around, We Change The Rules Within Which The Internet Revolution Lives. These Changes Will End The Revolution.

But, Like All Metaphoric Wars, The Copyright Wars Are Not Actual Conflicts Of Survival. Or At Least, They Are Not Conflicts For Survival Of A People Or A Society, Even If They Are Wars Of Survival For Certain Businesses Or, More Accurately, Business Models. Thus We Must Keep I Mind The Other Values Or Objectives That Might Also Be Affected By This War. We Must Make Sure This War Doesn't Cost More Than It Is Worth. We Must Be Sure It Is Winnable, Or Winnable At A Price We're Willing To Pay.