A closer look
Creating something mildly successful means your great-grandchildren will still be fighting over the royalties. Current intellectual property laws dictate that protections last for the entirety of the creator's natural life, plus an additional seven decades of guaranteed monopoly. This absurd timeline ensures that long after you have turned to dust, a team of aggressive corporate lawyers will still be eagerly suing anyone who dares to draw a slightly similar circle on a piece of paper.
