PIRACY
To discuss one term is quite intriguing. That term is piracy. When thinking of the word “piracy” we might briefly depict Johnny Depths in the movie “Pirates of the Caribbean” and how they swash-buckled all over the movie screen. Or, something that is a little more typical to modern standards such as hijacking a plane like the tragic event that took September 11, 2001. We cannot forget about auto theft and car burglary. In those cases, victims were physically roughed for their possessions. When the word was presented to me, I decided to discuss the term “piracy” with a couple of my buddies. Through our countless quarreling, we finally came to mutual agreement that the term means a couple of thing such as illegal copying written material and software. I will also discuss why certain inventions should not be subjected to become patents; we need to advance those services to enhance humanity.
Going to Disney World can be Flabbergasting because of the illusion it creates for people. The person who visualized this wonderful place did not exactly come up with all the ideals. He took the character, Steam Boat Willy and changed his name to Mickey Mouse. A lot of people are unaware of that. Walt Disney (creator) also took Fairy Tale Stories such as The Jungle Book, Snow White and the seven dwarfs, Sleeping Beauty, and Cinderella and dubbed them as Disney product. Around that time, copyright started to be utilized by many, including Walt Disney. He didn’t want anybody using any of his product or concepts for their personal gain.
Another form of piracy is hijacking software for your computer. The specific software applications are very useful to whoever is utilizing them. Usually, students in graphic design or photographer would burn their friend’s original copy of Photoshop. A musician and producer might require a bootleg version of the Fruity Loops Suit to be able to create beats and things of that nature. A more common application that is used for multi tasking and various job descriptions is Microsoft Word. Amateur graphic designers and photographers, musicians, and Microsoft users don’t really think about illegally using these software applications, but after create a project or product, these same individuals run and get their work copyrighted and whoever use their creation without permission will be penalized. That’s the irony of how people don’t think that there is anything wrong with that concept.
With that said, readers could agree with me when I say some devises should not have a patent to regulate the product because these entities helped developed today’s civilization. Top inventors like the Wright Bros. who invented the first airplane and Thomas Edison who created Direct Current (DC) electricity and various other contraptions contributed powerful devises that are vital to humanity. Even though those inventors created these contraptions, it wouldn’t help humankind if patents were restricted these devises. Now there are many kinds of jets that are safer than the Wright Bros. version of the plane. I can say the same thing about lights. There are different types of lights that are used for multiple reasons.
In conclusion, piracy is not an easy topic there are so many components to have under consideration. Walt Disney was deviously creative when he took Fairy Tales Stories and Steam Boat Willy and put a Disney Corporation twist on it, but what made him clever was getting his material copyrighted. Even though a product was copyrighted, it still does not mean that people are not going to illegally use it. Photoshop, Fruity Loops, and Microsoft Office are all prime examples. Some people think that when someone besides the actual creator reproduces a product, it is a copyright or patent violation. But to me, those devises are used to improve mankind
Going to Disney World can be Flabbergasting because of the illusion it creates for people. The person who visualized this wonderful place did not exactly come up with all the ideals. He took the character, Steam Boat Willy and changed his name to Mickey Mouse. A lot of people are unaware of that. Walt Disney (creator) also took Fairy Tale Stories such as The Jungle Book, Snow White and the seven dwarfs, Sleeping Beauty, and Cinderella and dubbed them as Disney product. Around that time, copyright started to be utilized by many, including Walt Disney. He didn’t want anybody using any of his product or concepts for their personal gain.
Another form of piracy is hijacking software for your computer. The specific software applications are very useful to whoever is utilizing them. Usually, students in graphic design or photographer would burn their friend’s original copy of Photoshop. A musician and producer might require a bootleg version of the Fruity Loops Suit to be able to create beats and things of that nature. A more common application that is used for multi tasking and various job descriptions is Microsoft Word. Amateur graphic designers and photographers, musicians, and Microsoft users don’t really think about illegally using these software applications, but after create a project or product, these same individuals run and get their work copyrighted and whoever use their creation without permission will be penalized. That’s the irony of how people don’t think that there is anything wrong with that concept.
With that said, readers could agree with me when I say some devises should not have a patent to regulate the product because these entities helped developed today’s civilization. Top inventors like the Wright Bros. who invented the first airplane and Thomas Edison who created Direct Current (DC) electricity and various other contraptions contributed powerful devises that are vital to humanity. Even though those inventors created these contraptions, it wouldn’t help humankind if patents were restricted these devises. Now there are many kinds of jets that are safer than the Wright Bros. version of the plane. I can say the same thing about lights. There are different types of lights that are used for multiple reasons.
In conclusion, piracy is not an easy topic there are so many components to have under consideration. Walt Disney was deviously creative when he took Fairy Tales Stories and Steam Boat Willy and put a Disney Corporation twist on it, but what made him clever was getting his material copyrighted. Even though a product was copyrighted, it still does not mean that people are not going to illegally use it. Photoshop, Fruity Loops, and Microsoft Office are all prime examples. Some people think that when someone besides the actual creator reproduces a product, it is a copyright or patent violation. But to me, those devises are used to improve mankind