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    This document contains a student's responses to questions about exclusive property and ideas. [1] The student defines exclusive property as privately owned land, buildings, and other resources, and notes that property ownership is not assumed when building on another's land. [2] Thomas Jefferson believed that an "idea" cannot be owned exclusively, as it can be possessed by everyone and cannot be disposed of by its recipient. [3] The student acknowledges the possibility of an "idea" becoming exclusive property if access to it is limited only to specific individuals or groups, such as through expensive purchases.

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    This document contains a student's responses to questions about exclusive property and ideas. [1] The student defines exclusive property as privately owned land, buildings, and other resources, and notes that property ownership is not assumed when building on another's land. [2] Thomas Jefferson believed that an "idea" cannot be owned exclusively, as it can be possessed by everyone and cannot be disposed of by its recipient. [3] The student acknowledges the possibility of an "idea" becoming exclusive property if access to it is limited only to specific individuals or groups, such as through expensive purchases.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    NORTHERN NEGROS STATE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY


    Old Sagay, Sagay City, Negros Occidental
    ISO 9001: 2015 (034)722-4120, www.nonescost.edu.ph
    Certified

    Name: Dela Cruz, Deserie S.


    Yr. & Sec: BSEd Science 3A
    Subject: Living in the IT Era
    Date: March 22, 2023

    Answer the ff.


    1. What is your understanding of exclusive property?
    For me as a student, exclusive property consists of items like having exclusive use of
    land, buildings, and several other resources. It is not by default intimate when a
    residence is built at intimate expense on the sole property of a life partner. The
    individual who is given ownership of the land retains responsibility for it until the
    price for it has been paid. Exclusive property is defined as actual, private property that
    is introduced, used, and necessary for the operation of a free office and is not assistant
    property, unless the excluded cost of the assistant property rises to or exceeds 85% of
    the total cost of the property.
    2. How did Thomas Jefferson understand the principle of an "idea" as a non-
    exclusive property?
    He is aware that a thought or an "idea" is a non-exclusive property that forces itself
    into everyone's possession and cannot be disposed of by the recipient. Also, it is not
    exclusive to any one individual, group of individuals, or organization.
    3. Is there a possibility of an "idea" becoming exclusive?
    Certainly, since any concept has the potential to become exclusive, the word exclusive
    is frequently used to refer to goods that are only available to specific individuals. For
    instance, some people can buy expensive items.
    4. Do you agree with Thomas Jefferson's concept of an "idea"?
    "A power called an idea" is true because if we take action, we must think first. For
    instance, if you go to the mall to buy a phone and the price is incredibly high, you
    must first examine your options before you act. According to this quotation, or what
    he stated, "it is the action of thinking." The analogy has a weakness because concepts
    are unique. Nature has rendered action "less vulnerable than all others to exclusive
    property," if there is anything. Each person is the sole owner of any idea as long as it
    is kept to themselves and not shared.

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