Replies to my recent post about Virtual Illegalities, and reading this very entertaining item (“Vaginas with teeth and other sexual myths“), got me thinking about what we can learn from Second Life about sexual “perversions” and “deviance”. This post brings together a lot of thoughts I’ve expressed over previous blog entries, specifically as they relate [...]
Posts Tagged ‘philosophy’
Intellectual Property: Understanding Foundations
Posted in Intellectual Property, tagged consequentialism, critical legal studies, Intellectual Property, law, morality, philosophy, property, Second Life on December 20, 2008 | 1 Comment »
A while ago I said I would be posting about Intellectual Property as it applies to Second Life, drawing from both my Philosophical and Legal background, as well as my experiences. Numerous fun things like my Twilight Gallery showing and my wisdom teeth being yanked have managed to postpone the series, but it has been [...]
Integrity
Posted in Second Life, Second Life & Real Life Intersection, tagged fundamnetals, integrity, Intellectual Property, law, music, philosophy, principles, rules, Second Life, software, stolen, theft on November 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I should warn you: This post is long, it is complicated, and for some it will be offensive. It’s one of those things I don’t expect many people to read, and even less to understand. But I’m writing it anyway cause hey, it’s my blog.
I have a firm set of principles by which I live. [...]
