Allocation of scarce resources by price is not market failure. This is of particular importance during unusual circumstances.

I'm sure it's great if you read the kind of books they include in it.

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Did you flunk Reading Comprehension 101, or do you just take delight in abusing fellow human beings?

A search warrant would not empower a cop to violate federal comms law.

Given that he didn't even build a clock, the discussion of the relation of "build" and "invent" is a waste of words.

I understand this being modded up, but not as Funny. It's perfectly serious.

Human brains process it absurdly well considering there's nothing really built-in for it.

A claim like that requires either a citation or a sound, persuasive argument.

Your problem is use of the house/doorway metaphor where it does not fit. Even if you could make a case (which I'll not address here) that allowing someone to log into a server does not automatically grant the right to download files to which they have been given read access, you certainly cannot make such a case for an FTP server, which is dedicated to allowing downloads and/or uploads of accessible files. The fact of its being an FTP server that allows the user access counts as the "Please download" sign.

It's hard not to suspect that your silence on the central question (whether Amazon gave you notice that the apps allowed in-game purchases) means that they did give you notice, and you were thus a victim only of your own carelessness.

Don't feed the troll.

So if I believe myself to be Napoleon, or a goldfish, I'm not mentally ill, as long as it causes me no distress?

Who needs pesky laws when you have a court system in your back pocket.

That one took an extra-special exercise in stupidity to pull off.