The prevalence of personal computers and the Internet has led to the proliferation of “pirate” consumption nowadays, meaning the unauthorized usage and distribution of copyrighted works. As the world progresses and we invest more time, energy, and money into intangible goods that satisfy our pursuit of entertainment, beauty, and science, intellectual property becomes a part of the price we pay for the products we buy out of the special designs as if we pay the tax for the innovation. A world with no intellectual property protection might lead to products with no guarantee. For example, a cup of Starbucks coffee a person buys could just be a cup with the Starbucks logo but the liquid inside might not be coffee. People in the creative industry would not have enough financial support to sustain their lives and would need to flee the unpredictable market. However, on the bright side, the price of the patent products might drop and the money that is currently invested in the major creative industry might be spread to other smaller industries and creative products could still be produced with all the available resources. As of now, there has not been a perfect solution to maximize the positive side of intellectual property law and minimize the negative side of it. Thus, people pirate the content.