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Intellectual Property (IP)
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Theft
Theft occurs when a person, entity, business, etc, is compensated/ recognized for the distribution of intellectually protected work. It is plagiarism with financial and reputational consequences– depriving the original owner money and recognition.
For example, it is general knowledge that broccoli may only grown during the cool months. If I showed how to be able to grow broccoli year round and you take this information as your own and distribute it, you stand to gain financially and reputationally while depriving me (the original owner.) This gain can be in the form of social media engagement which can be transformed into monetary value.