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Claudio D. Shikida's avatar

Your explanation of “There ain’t no such thing as a free lunch" is very logical. Yours are examples without tradeoffs involved, right? In this case I agree with you. However, isn't the famous phrase created to exemplify the fact that when you have choices, you must face tradeoffs?

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Frank's avatar

On Rainbow Washing the Past, I've often thought that limiting copyright law to something shorter than current law [life + 70] would help. The original version could be published alongside the cleansed version. Don't know how much it would help. It might with Dr. Seuss.

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