If someone has knowledge, steal it. Morally, it’s fair, as they lose nothing. They still have it and now you do too. The moral issues come when you waste what you have stolen.
Note: Neither is this academic cheating, but rather the nature of academics itself.
The Broad Spectrum Life 
Is it a waste if you keep it to yourself? Is it stolen because they won’t share it?
Loved this!
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It’s indeed what you say. Thanks for your wise questions that have answered themselef.
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Really? I’m still wondering about them. LOL!
I might not be so wise. 😉
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The moral of the story is to allow your knowledge to be stolen just as you steal it. If someone does not show knowledge for you to steal, become an opportunistic thief and find something to snatch. There is always education to be had, you just need to find the lesson.
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Well… I’ve learned mine. This felt more like a gift than my stealing it. Thank you. Hugs!
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I do this constantly, knowledge is power and you better use it wisely.
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Lol awesome advice 😂✌️
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My patent attorney would like a word with you…
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Sure! He’s probably got tons of stuff to steal!
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A man who invents a foolproof method of cold fusion will never be as rich as a man who invents a foolproof method of patent infringement…
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Great point! Albeit, richness of mind-body-soul conquers all techniques and technologies that can make you monetary wealth.
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Agreed! I learn lots from browsing and following blogs, occasionally reblogging, often clipping and incorporating into some of my own posts. Learning is changing, not just accumulating information, so spread it around.
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