反驳反对开源和开放权重的观点，强调开源是现代经济的基础。
Any arguments against open source and open weights are mendacious and malicious by their very nature.
Open source is the foundation of modern society worth 8.8 trillion to the economy and the foundation of every major cloud, your home router, your phone, your operating system and more.
These anti-open source anti-freedom arguments are especially nasty when they use weaselly hawk coded words like "dual use."
Linux is dual use. So is your operating system. So is your phone. So is your kitchen knife.
Dual use was used against encryption. Once this stupid and spurious restriction was lifted eCommerce took off like a rocket and was worth trillions to society.
Choke points, gates and centralized controls are inherently limiting and benefit the few at the expense of the many. They choke out growth and development in society.
We don't need monks in a cave deciding what books to copy.
We need the printing press.
Anti-open source arguments have no moral ground to stand on. They are inherently self-serving and have no other purpose than to create centrally dominated monopolies and regulatory capture in an underhanded, unscrupulous way.
Open source is the foundation of modern society worth 8.8 trillion to the economy and the foundation of every major cloud, your home router, your phone, your operating system and more.
These anti-open source anti-freedom arguments are especially nasty when they use weaselly hawk coded words like "dual use."
Linux is dual use. So is your operating system. So is your phone. So is your kitchen knife.
Dual use was used against encryption. Once this stupid and spurious restriction was lifted eCommerce took off like a rocket and was worth trillions to society.
Choke points, gates and centralized controls are inherently limiting and benefit the few at the expense of the many. They choke out growth and development in society.
We don't need monks in a cave deciding what books to copy.
We need the printing press.
Anti-open source arguments have no moral ground to stand on. They are inherently self-serving and have no other purpose than to create centrally dominated monopolies and regulatory capture in an underhanded, unscrupulous way.