In a recent interview with James Edwards, a property rights advocate and author, he discusses his upcoming book "To Invent Is Divine: Creativity and Ownership." He highlights the essential relationship between creativity and ownership, asserting that their combination drives innovation and progress. Edwards addresses the erosion of property rights in the U.S. and its negative impacts on intellectual property. He emphasizes the need to understand the role of patents and intellectual property law to foster a conducive environment for creativity and invention.
Ownership has to come with creativity. If you've got creative ability but you don't have ownership of what you make that doesn't work.
There's just a disconnect and the misunderstanding of the role of patents and IP and really that's what one of the the main things I try to stress in my new book.
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