• Ultimate Knowledge Ultimate Power

  • Understanding the Pitfalls of Copyrights Patents and Trademarks
  • De: Annheete Oakley
  • Narrado por: Aidan Scotland
  • Duración: 1 h y 8 m
  • 3.0 out of 5 stars (2 calificaciones)

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De: Annheete Oakley
Narrado por: Aidan Scotland
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Can you trademark life™, knowledge©, and ideas®?

Imagine if the ancient Greeks suddenly decided to patent philosophy, medicine, and architecture. Imagine if Newton and Galileo decided to patent the laws of physics. Imagine if Shakespeare decided to trademark the words swagger, unreal and skim-milk.

For thousands of years, people have been creating and sharing ideas and knowledge with the rest of society without any restrictions.

And the results were crucial for humanity. Wester civilization, the exploration of space, and the evolution of the English language come to mind.

However, we live in an era of trademarks, patents, and copyrights that have a stranglehold on the free movement of knowledge, ideas, and thoughts.

So, the question really is.

How much do you really know about intellectual property, patents, and trademarks?

Annheete Oakly, the author of this eye-opening trademark copyright audiobook, will offer you an in-depth analysis of the current intellectual property field and allow you to:

  • Learn more trademarks, patents, and intellectual property
  • Understand the pitfalls of intellectual property rights
  • Discover why certain patents should not exist

This is not your typical “intellectual property in a nutshell” audiobook:

By the end of this game-changing patents trademarks audiobook, you will be able to view at the world of intellectual property rights with fresh eyes and fully comprehend the dangers that are encircling free knowledge and free ideas.

What’s in it for you?

Broaden your horizons and stop looking the other way while greedy organizations and individuals try to slap a trademark sign on society’s future. Invest in your freedom of thought and start exploring potential solutions that might put an end to the intellectual property struggle and give society the opportunity to reach.

Ultimate knowledge and ultimate power!

What are you waiting for?

Get this audiobook today!

©2019 Annheete Oakley (P)2019 Annheete Oakley

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Waaaa Capital Bad

Waaaaaah Capitalism bad. Knowledge should be free. This summarizes 90% of the book.

The author spews blatantly false information constantly. He complains of the typical socialism talking points "winners and losers", "the wealthy elite", "evil companies trying to make profits", blah blah blah. He contradicts himself constantly by trying to appear nuanced.

This book reads like a whiny term paper. It lacks real substance. Even after I knew I was going to disagree with the author 90% of the time, I listened on hoping to get something out of it. There are certainly areas where IP law can be improved and this was an opportunity to capture my attention. Instead, the author mentioned well known areas of contention and then proceeded to complain about them without explaining his examples. He goes on and on about fringe examples in order to make his point that life and embellishes his language rather than providing something of value to the reader. Typical socialist droll.

Anyone who reads this book will end up dumber.

To the author... shouldn't you be offering this book for free? If IP is evil, why are you perpetuating the oppression? 😂 what a joke.. just like socialism.

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