Comments by "Samuel Lourenço" (@samuellourenco1050) on "Big Think" channel.

  1. Indeed. Also, the cheap excuse she uses by saying that copying is a form of flattery, is just not acceptable. No wonder why this video has many dislikes.
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  2. Indeed. That is what they don't do.
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  3. Indeed, it is just China. Japan never copied, and indeed improved many technologies that weren't created there. This is very different from what China is doing. It should be a national shame.
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  4. It is basically having two measures.
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  5.  @lanagordon5669  Lets see if it is a stupid concept when you decide to sell a product, and then you discover that your sales dropped due to Chinese copycats.
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  6. They can only understand IP if the violation hurts them. They don't mind soiling the rest of the world with their toxic products.
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  7. Copying is cheating and without purpose. Better to be original. Also, I don't see how copying is an act of homage. It is a disrespect and also detrimental for the original creator in some cases (for example, copying OSH projects without adding anything of value, or simply copying products).
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  8. "Yes, whites are extra-terrestrials. They are a species, not a race." Sadly, that is what many people think. Bunch of bigots, and racists.
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  9.  @peche184  I could say the same for black people. It is the only race that is black.
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  10. I pretty much prefer C and its low level stuff. It is more direct and simple, although less contained (people love containers these days, by the way). Of course C# is much worse. A simple "Hello world" in C# is just ridiculous. Calling C++ efficient? Nah!
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  11. Sorry lady, but what kind of flattery not only makes no mention of the original creator/artist, but also rips them off? China infamously copied a component detector project that was created by a German, and is now selling millions of copies on eBay, while making no mention of the original project or creator.
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