/thumbs/bunny_small.jpg Thomas Sydnor II, senior fellow for IP at the Association for Competitive Technology, sets up a copyright discussion based on two scenarios: anarchy or totalitarianism. /thumbs/bunny_small.jpg Matthew Schruers, VP for law and policy at the Computer & Communications Industry Association, says there are countries today where we see functional anarchy due to depressed conditions. /thumbs/bunny_small.jpg Pablo Molina of Georgetown University Law Center draws an analogy to the complexity of tax laws, saying the complexity of copyright law across the world is just as extreme. /thumbs/bunny_small.jpg Sydnor calls for legislation at the national level that allows for more experimentation and suggests the US is well-situated to attack the problem and do something about it.