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Yes, you can twist it as much as you like.
Maybe a judge would go for it, or maybe he would just give a look which suggests that you should know better
Exactly, you are purchasing the license, and should you damage, destroy, or lose the physical property, well..... That is your loss!
You still have the right to use the property if you still have it!
You'd want to be a better lawyer than those you are suing, or have a useless judge if you wanted to win!
Ummm no! You lost the plans which I gave to you (sold to you).
I sold you the plans as part of that agreement and have no more copies
Not my problem
You're not the guy suing Apple because his daughter dropped her iPhone and broke the glass are you? LOL
As a third year law student, Randy's logic and his analysis of the law is certainly sound. As to whether that logic is practical (which is where you're focusing) is an entirely different story.