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They were already paid for their labor. I dont understand this sillyness about "how much", either they copied enough to infringe copyright, or they didn't. Its a yes or a no. Because apparently the man who organized thousands of people and brought together millions of dollars in capital didn't...

That something will eventually be someone else's property should not effect if it is yours now. Yes, that is what I am saying. I dont see a reason why it shouldn't work the same way for technology.

Your reasons dont seem to make any sense, something about "the good of mankind means your book about elves is public property" which sounds like commie shit to me. Well, obviously, that wouldn't be possible under the system I laid out.

If you write something, you should own it till you die. No one else gets it, it is literally your possession.

Copyright should persist till death of author, or a couple decades after at most. Then everything should be public domain.