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These works -- intellectual property -- are expanding the bounds of science an ... ions." 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... aking <a [-href="/philosophy/not-ipr.html">intellectual | property</a> decisions-] {+href="#later-1">intel ... lectual property | decisions</a>+} by analogy to physical object pr ... operty, or even to older | intellectual property policies, is a mistake. Winter argued per ... shows why making <a href=" #later-1 ">intellectual property decisions</a> by analogy to physical object proper ... ... ular, pharmaceutical companies are gaining limited intellectual monopolies, especially patents. In a dual strategy ... nding even stronger monopolisation in the form of "intellectual property rights," including their culture and heri ... and global power inequalities. Also, "intellectual property rights" are pure trading goods. By including the c ... eritage of Indigenous Peoples would end up as the "property" of Northern media companies. Depending on the con ... ... ould prefer to not deal with at all are so-called "intellectual property rights" (IPR), a term primarily covering ... erm also puts forward the notion of thoughts being property. What it could mean to possess a thought remains u ... d their purpose to establish limited monopolies on intellectual creativity. For the remainder of the document, "In ... tellectual Property Rights" (IPRs) will therefore be referred to by wh ... ... d that our intuitions based on physical objects as property do not transfer to information as property because ... href="#ft5"><sup>[5]</sup></a> remarked, abstract property has existed for centuries. Shares in a company, co ... ncrète. 9 This shows why making <a href="#later-1">intellectual property decisions</a> by analogy to physical obje ... ct property, or even to older intellectual property policies, ... ... d that our intuitions based on physical objects as property do not transfer to information as property because ... bstract.” As Steven Winter [5] remarked, abstract property has existed for centuries. Shares in a company, co ... s from keeping that freedom. This shows why making intellectual property decisions by analogy to physical object p ... roperty, or even to older intellectual property policies, is a mistake. Winter argued per ... ... d that our intuitions based on physical objects as property do not transfer to information as property because ... bstract.” As Steven Winter [5] remarked, abstract property has existed for centuries. Shares in a company, co ... s from keeping that freedom. This shows why making intellectual property decisions by analogy to physical object p ... roperty, or even to older intellectual property policies, is a mistake. Winter argued per ...