I was hoping there would be one in Georgia, but we're one of the 8 states without one.
These are fascinating.
Of course Walt Disney owns the most famous instance of these.
These are fascinating.
Of course Walt Disney owns the most famous instance of these.
Would you then consider the frozen and completely inactive head disconnected from a living body vital for sustaining the living processes of the head of Walt Disney still living in the present? If this thread is to be completely pedantic, we have to go all the way here.
But in a philosophical sense, yeah, every voice will count but the first voice will count most, until it's overtaken by a more eloquent one.
Assuming they can even communicate.
If the creator never dies, then the work doesn't go into public domain.
I could see that as a Disney strategy.