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someguy3,

Too late for copyright laws, it’s in the public domain and can’t go back afaik. Now trademark laws can be interesting.

someguy3,

Might become interesting now.

someguy3,

Well the copyright expired, that’s why it’s now public domain. But the trademark is still there.

someguy3,

Well the copyright has expired, there’s no defending it afaik. People can use it even if Disney is using it afaik.

Trademark is more like logos. It will be interesting to see what they will try to defend under it.

someguy3,

[Fortunate son intensifies]

someguy3,

A trademark (also written trade mark or trade-mark[1]) is a type of intellectual property consisting of a recognizable sign, design, or expression that identifies a product or service from a particular source and distinguishes it from others.[2][3]

I would say an animated intro isn’t a trademark, and even then making a movie with that material isn’t copying someone’s trademark for your trademark. But this could get interesting.

someguy3,

“I’m a doctor, not a tactical officer.”

someguy3,

Replace it with normal food (during meals).

someguy3, (edited )

Likewise, “break a fever”.

someguy3,

The problem now is studies saying fat is bad are sometimes studying vegetable oil, and then saying all fat is bad.

someguy3,

After believing Dr. Gregor (the author of that site) for awhile, i don’t believe or trust him anymore. He’s a vegan and I think he’s set on a vegan mission despite him claiming he’s not.

someguy3,

It means trying to end a fever by bringing the temperature of the person down via whatever method.

someguy3,

No the studies say it.

someguy3,

The saying is to break it earlier.

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