So I was watching an episode of Cosmos on youtube. An episode about human learning, how far we've come. The last section of the episode I watched, since they're all cut up into pieces, part five of six, was about libraries and how great it is how humans can share knowledge so easily, how far we've come in so little time. The piece ends, and so I go
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YouTube's policy for their audio copyright has disappointed me so many times. They remove things for liability reasons when I think many artists/authors/owners wouldn't care if their work was connected to a on video on YouTube. They take the easy way out by removing it and it's a disgrace to their company and what the company started as. YouTube could easily be something amazing, a global library of sorts. But legality, politics and greed will always get in the way.
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YouTube's auto-copyright detection is so full of shit. Thank god for Fair Use, or a lot of us would have no defense against this bullshit.
By the way, I don't know you!
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What really makes me sad is that so many people just have no interest in actually using this abundance of information. How astounded people would've been a 100 years ago to be able to have what we have now, how excited they'd be to be able to learn at their leisure the way we can today. But us, we just take it for granted and use it for cat videos. (Not that I dislike those...)
This may be the biggest era for information since the dawn of the printing press, but it's also the biggest era of just pure apathy toward it all.
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