I mean. Literally, literally means figuratively now. People look at DVDs and say they’re not a digital copy when they are written digitally. Words are fluid and contextual so to throw out half a phrase is to throw out the ability to understand it.
Property is a system of rights that gives people legal control of valuable things,[1] and also refers to the valuable things themselves.
-Property Wiki
An intellectual property would then logically follow it is a valuable thing or idea that is then legally controlled.
I thought IP just referred to something you can’t physically steal and instead copy.
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I always considered it like thought property, not exactly tangible and the closest you could do is copy it.
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I mean. Literally, literally means figuratively now. People look at DVDs and say they’re not a digital copy when they are written digitally. Words are fluid and contextual so to throw out half a phrase is to throw out the ability to understand it.
An intellectual property would then logically follow it is a valuable thing or idea that is then legally controlled.