It is interesting to note that much of the trouble we have today with copyright was foreseen and discussed by people hundreds of years ago. I throughoutly enjoyed reading the 19th century speeches by Thomas Babington Macaulay, 1st Baron Macaulay, which you can find here. Also, take note of this essey by Eric Flint, which directed me there in the first place.
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Judgement and Chance: Reflections on my Wikipedia Summer Studentship 25/26
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History is man-made; as essayist Maria Popova writes, “history is not what
happened, but what survives the shipwreck of judgement and chance,” an apt
metap...
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