This document discusses the history and principles of open science and its consequences for intellectual property rights. It outlines how the internet has enabled greater freedom of expression and access to information. While this has led to a crisis in ethics around intellectual property, open science principles like open access to research, access to research tools, public domain data from funded research, and investment in open infrastructure may help address this by changing the status quo of intellectual property rights. The social changes brought about by new technologies necessitate reconsidering classical intellectual property.