I think it was year ago Google announced its new project: Scan and share printed material (books mainly) from 5 major libraries to the general public. What a great idea! But to some people, the idea was and is annoying. Why? Because it is free. Therefore, Google gets sued. And this is the second time.

From very early years of industrialization, some people, whom I'd like to call Profiters, started to make money out of anything. While clearly a lot of things should never be sold, the product line of those Profiters soon includes arts & sciences, health care, education and anything, even things that we can not think of. Under the disguise of human nature and a hint of benefits to the working personnels, patents and copyrights were created. Most people accept it, whereas I think it differently.

Every bit of human knowledge should be shared by the entire human race. At the early age of man, there wasn't anything called patent or copyright, neither there should be in the future.