Friday, June 22, 2007

The Infringement Phenomenon

this is based on infringement that is easy to find or lackluster or mediocore versus authentic or well made infringement that is actually hard to find and this may indicate a reverse power from the gradient of difficulty based on the phenomenon that an easily discoverable infringement may actually draw hubris on the original because of it's scope of authority while an authentic infringement may have an actual solution to the existence of the original. a lot of people in miami in my former alma mater have a lackdaiscal attitude toward their unauthorized of others, plaigarists but the one they pick to plaigarize is as easy as a hint or small reminder to get them going sometimes they need for lack of their own originality but so the sayings the more the weightier but usually when there is an infringement present it is because of speculative interest of pending sale or other ulterior motive usually a good authentic would require an equal or superior creative talent which would indicate that there isn't a need for it if there was an infamy by right there already that's why talk about creativity as being such an elusive speculative interest it comes and goes as it wants and nobody has the right of decency to pin it down

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