When it comes to fiction - which today includes television, movies, video games, and other narrative media - copying someone else's ideas is nothing new. The Romans, after all, openly borrowed most of their gods from the Greek pantheon; the Greeks, in turn, clearly adopted and adapted elements from the animistic, agriculture religions that preceded them; and whether by divine fiat or imaginative inspiration, many events recorded in the Christian Bible explicitly echo earlier narratives in the Je...
When it comes to fiction - which today includes television, movies, video games, and other narrative media - copying someone else's ideas is nothing new. The Romans, after all, openly borrowed most of their gods from the Greek pantheon; the Greeks, in turn, clearly adopted and adapted elements from the animistic, agriculture religions that preceded them; and whether by divine fiat or imaginative inspiration, many events recorded in the Christian Bible explicitly echo earlier narratives in the Je...
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