Yes. it is illegal.

Copyright law is coded specifically and framing illegal activity in any context doesn't make it any "less legal."

The problem is that copyright holders cannot afford to go after massive violations, and so they are getting ISP/governments to do that job for them.

Copyright protection of digital material is simply impossible.

Just as we individual users of the Internet have no way of absolutely protecting our private data (and have largely learned to just accept it) it's just a matter of time before copyright holders run out of ideas as to how to stop piracy.

Seriously, mods? Remember SCOTUS and "corporations are people, too?"

Anyway, the pinch line is "SCOTUS."

Ever read, say, The Onion?

I am puzzled that you are using the Internet and have to get other people to do this for you.

Google is a search engine (there are others, but the thinking process is similar), and here's how I do it.

I'm thinking:

- mayo clinic (they know medical stuff)
- exercise (that's the scope we want)
- makes people hungry (what we are talking about)

Click on the first link:

Exercise, hunger and weight loss - Mayo Clinic

I think you're just trolling, but that's how it's done and stuff.

Really?

No programmers were involved in manufacturing the robots?

Why?

Because those are bullet proof.

Whew!

Thanks for the schooling. I thought sure Bitcoin would be used in the sex slave and drug markets.

When Mt Gox folded, Bitcoin got REAL anonymous.

Why "hopefully?"

Is this a biased story?

Americans could build Berlinesque walls on the norther border at that price/hour, in addition to another to the south and along the eastern seaboard and the Pacific coast.

... SCOTUS says Amazon is a people.

If Amazon gets concessions, the We The People will get them, too, or file discrimination suits.

... quit it.

We're people, too.