What is meant by intellectual objects

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Assignment:

What is meant by intellectual objects?
What is the main difference of relevance to our discussions between physical objects as property and intellectual objects as property (due to which it is not clear that it makes sense that intellectual objects should be property)?
What makes something into property - according to the natural labor rights explanation of property?
What makes something into property - according to the utility explanation of property?
What makes something into property - according to the personal expression explanation of property?
What is the reason why exclusive copyright holding is a bad idea - from the social utility (Utilitarian) point of view? Explain.
What is the reason why exclusive copyright holding is a good idea - from the social utility (Utilitarian) point of view? Explain.
What is the open source or free software idea?
Open source or free software idea - is aligned with the idea that exclusive copyright holding is a good idea or that copyright holding is a bad idea? Explain why.
Open source or free software idea - is aligned with the natural rights, utility, or personal expression theory of property? Explain why.
What is the interpretation of information of public interest offered in the lecture?
How does the concept of 'information of public interest' help resolve the two conflicting Utilitarian arguments above in questions 6) and 7)?
What do you find to be most convincing about the material of the lecture and the reading? (Do not say that "everything" or "nothing" was convincing but find something specific)
What is the reason why it is convincing? (Your answer should be as objective as possible)
What do you find to be the least convincing about the material of the lecture and the reading? (Do not say that "everything" or "nothing" was not convincing but find something specific)

Please answer all the question. 2 to 3 sentences would be more if necessary.

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