What makes this interesting, for me, is the phrase <i>&quot;these findings suggest that people are more willing to break laws and moral rules surrounding intangible property because they have more problems with representing intangible objects&quot;</i>.<p>I would leave out &quot;and moral rules&quot;. A possible, IMO better, interpretation is that we do not feel copying intangible stuff is morally wrong.<p>It would be interesting to check what our brains do when we think of stealing electricity, say by charging our car from a neighbor&#x27;s power outlet. I have the feeling that we find that more tangible and thus more morally wrong.