Submitted by IslandChillin t3_z3zl37 in history
subito_lucres t1_ixqj7ur wrote
Reply to comment by chaosperfect in Emperor Charles V's secret code cracked after five centuries by IslandChillin
You are generally correct! Of course there are exceptions. I'm not sure how that all works for historians. For science, you generally release the idea and anyone can use it for research, but also patent it so that people have to pay you if they want to make money off of it.
Source: am academic scientist.
chaosperfect t1_ixqktu0 wrote
That seems fair. I'm pleased.
Edit: Also, thank you for your service.
subito_lucres t1_ixqoqgs wrote
Hahaha, no one has ever thanked me for being a scientist. But I appreciate you appreciating it! Sometimes I actually feel guilty for asking for government grants because some of that money comes out of real people's pockets.
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