It’s not bad faith argument. It’s an attempt to shake thinking that is profoundly stuck by taking that thinking to an absurd extreme. Until that’s done, quite a few people aren’t able to see past the assumptions they don’t know they making. And by quite a few people I mean everyone, at different times. A strong appreciation for the absurd will keep a person’s thinking much sharper.

It is possible that the concept of intellectual property could be classified as a mistake of our era by the history teachers of future generations.

This particular user does that all the time. It's really tiresome.