Comments by "Ungoogleable o_O" (@oO_ox_O) on "Lisa Harouni: A primer on 3D printing" video.

@Neylonx something that was a product of your creativity?
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@Neylonx If somebody changes it and it has originality on it's own then it's a newly copyright protected derivative work. BTW,t the idea behind the perfect ergonomic chair then this is the field of patent and utility patent law. If you had a computer program generate the chair for you then you might not get (classical, creativity- founded) copyright protection on the chair.
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@johnramirezvideos Yeah, just think of all the manufacturing guilds that might cease to exist, no wait, that was with the 1st revolution…
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@AllergicHobbit I believe the other way round would be easier (if you have the resources), because I would guess that the smaller you go, the many more problems you will face than if you go larger.
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@Neylonx Nope, copyright protects creative works (and sometimes to-some-extend just works that took effort), patents ideas. One is a personal right (thus non-transferable, just its exploitation right is), the other not. One is implicitly given (although in the US the rules were a little bit different for works in the public in the past), the other has to explicit requested. I could go on forever, there is a also an interesting historical component to it.
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