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To the true believer the answer was obvious: this world was created fair and full of goodness, only to fall afoul through the misdeeds of mankind. Insofar as this focus on cultural "reading" lets both Tan and Adams deal with serious issues yet not fall afoul of truth-and-authenticity arguments, it negotiates the minefield laid out in the first chapter. Software developers would have to prove to wary investors and the courts that their applications don't fall afoul of copyright's secondary liability rule. |
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