c said:
quoted 5 lines i like this immaterial object angle.....thats kind of like saying that> i like this immaterial object angle.....thats kind of like saying that
> since houses are built with wood that the builders dont really have a
> right to sell them, and you can go live in the house for free, cause
> the arrangement of wood and nails into some kind of order cannot be
> copywritten.
No offense, but do you have a brain? So far, in your attempts to create
examples for immaterial products, you've mentioned candy (a very material
product, and one that's edible) and a house (which, uhh, is about as material
as you can get, given that it's, you know, real estate).
So far you haven't mentioned anything that deals with copyright, and
everything that deals with the sale of goods because they are physical
products. No, a house isn't copyrighted, but unless you pay for the
materials and pay for the labor, you're not going to live there.
An immaterial object is something that doesn't exist in the physical world.
Ideas, music, thought, processes -- they're represented by other things in
the physical world. They're not "Candy" or "house."
derek
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