And When Even The Death Penalty Doesn’t Deter Copying — What Then?

breaking wheel And When Even The Death Penalty Doesn’t Deter Copying — What Then?

A few centuries ago, the penalty for unauthorized copying was breaking on the wheel. It is a term we’re not very familiar with these days, but it was a form of prolonged torturous death penalty where the convict first had every bone in his body broken, and then was weaved into the spokes of a wagon wheel and set up on public display. The cause of death was usually thirst, a couple of days later.

And the net result of all that torture?  not a single dent on piracy.

via TorrentFreak.

heart And When Even The Death Penalty Doesn’t Deter Copying — What Then?loading And When Even The Death Penalty Doesn’t Deter Copying — What Then?Favorite This!

Leave a Reply