So you're saying that any data, regardless of origin should be licensed. So should we paying dividend to einstien for e=mc2? Or should he have paid dividends to any of the math or physics before him that he used to further humanity? I mean since it's just semantics since he clearly "stole" the e, the =, the m, the c, and the 2.
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math isn't covered by copyright law
really my opinion is copyright should be 7 years from publication date, but whatever it is, i would like for it to be applied equally