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Keirn Munro - \textbf{munrokei} - L1BA2185
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\noindent \textbf{Thesis Statement:} As society approaches a possible technological leap in the consumer goods sector through 3D printing, some have begun the preemptive battle against new wave internet piracy. Major corporations argue that since 3D piracy poses a threat to the consumer goods sector in it's entirety, the practice should be heavily legislated. While piracy does threaten the sector in some ways, further analysis reveals that the implications of such a threat need not be negative and …show more content…
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\item Companies will need designers and engineers for product models.
\item People will need to purchase printers in order to use them and raw materials will need to be manufactured and distributed for printer filament. Both will generate income and jobs.
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\item 3D printing of printers for cheap distribution does not pose any more of a threat than current counterfeit products do.
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\textbf{Supporting Claim 3:} It is the responsibility of companies to adapt and make their goods better than that which is available for free, rather than legally constrain consumers to an outdated buisiness model.
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\item Piracy is a call to action to modernize the consumer goods sector; companies have always been responsible for finding ways to provide goods that are not easily recreated by the consumer (if they intend to make a profit). 3D printing does not change this.
\item Governments are wholly ineffective at combating modern piracy.