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| − | The Gnomunism is the utopia of all knowledge put in common, all data that can be duplicated on a computer for quite no cost | + | The Gnomunism is the utopia of all knowledge put in common, all intelligible ideas and data in whatever form in which it is expressed or obtained, that can be duplicated on a computer for quite no cost ; any information (at the exception of personal private life) become a public resource : all types of understanding gained through experience or study, whether indigenous, scientific, scholarly, or otherwise nonacademic, discovery. It also includes creative works, such as music and the visual and theatrical arts. |
''Gnomunism'' is made of ''gnose'' (knowledge in Greek) and utopia ''communism''. | ''Gnomunism'' is made of ''gnose'' (knowledge in Greek) and utopia ''communism''. | ||
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== Charlotte Hess and Elinor Ostrom, Nobel 2009 == | == Charlotte Hess and Elinor Ostrom, Nobel 2009 == | ||
| − | + | These extracts of [http://mitpress.mit.edu/books/chapters/0262083574intro1.pdf Understanding Knowledge as a Commons] are not related to Gnomunism, but are copied here as illustration : | |
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| + | The tragedy of the anticommons in the knowledge arena lies in the potential underuse of scarce scientific resources caused by excessive intellectual property rights and overpatenting in biomedical research. | ||
== Key words == | == Key words == | ||
To feed this utopia and think about it, here are key words to be seached in internet : | To feed this utopia and think about it, here are key words to be seached in internet : | ||
* knowledge commons | * knowledge commons | ||
| + | * information commons | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||