Thread: Is pirating a book that you already own ethical? Yes says NY Times Columnist.
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Old 04-07-2010, 10:05 AM   #21
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Originally Posted by dadioflex View Post
Oh, I've got one. I buy the hard cover, scan it as an ebook, then destroy the hard cover by beating it off a rare baby condor until it is destroyed, then I use the promise of an emailed copy of the scanned ebook to entice people into downloading my botnet virus, so I can take over their computers... in order to harness the computing power to develop my time travel theories, so I can go back in time and kill Hitler by feeding him a baby condor, sprinkled with poison... ethical, yesno?
Not nice to baby condors (twice) = not OK
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