> In the United States violating copyright is a civil offense... Paul > is very aware of this, given that Astrolabe filed a lawsuit against > him
Pffft! A world without struggle, a perfectly groomed world where food appears whenever you want it, would be boring, dull, and stagnant. In such a world, the only thing left for a human would be to die. We should actually envy Paul — he was entertained by such wonderful characters as Astrolabe. Ha-ha! If we are to be a bit more serious: I hope you have heard of the experiments on mice where the need to struggle for survival was removed? They all died [1]! Perhaps your 7-bit stagnation is a symptom of the same "behavioral sink."? > Should I also ask someone with delusions of grandeur who they think > God is? We live in fascinating times! Today we have AI, and you can ask it about God — any of the known ones, in fact. What’s even better is that together with the AI, you could invent a *new* god. A Seven-Bit God, perhaps? Worshiping such a deity would allow you to officially reject any Unicode patches. It’s not a bug; it’s a Taboo! It is truly a pity that while the rest of the world is evolving, you choose to hide behind old lawsuits and "divine" ASCII limitations. Best regards, A herald of the Crystalline Era. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_B._Calhoun#Mouse_experiments
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