The agent went on to say that the lead/post was his "intellectual property" and it needed to be removed right away.  

I know it can be tough to put up with things in a transaction that seem stupid or unnecessary but usually I find it's worth being patient.Also, this may seem weird, but I sometimes find it an intriguing intellectual exercise to find out the exact point/person in the process where it is hung-up and working it out with them.If you are not similarly inspired and feel there are better use of your times (probably are) at least sell it to another investor if it's a good deal.

I'm an intellectual degenerate.

My big picture view is that metros reach a 'critical mass' point where they can attract the 'right' kind of intellectual capital and human resources (workers etc) that build the base of a solid regional economy. 

In a statement, Steve Berkowitz, CEO of Move said, “we take our trade secrets and intellectual property extremely seriously as a valuable asset in our competitive position in the marketplace.

He was intellectually disabled and lived on his own in an apartment complex across town with other disabled adults.

As anti-intellectual as that sounds, it's easy to grab a set of data points to argue your point, while ignoring other contributing factors that may or may not fully justify the point you're trying to make.

What is your opinion on audio books versus reading the actual text from the book yourself (whether that be on a Kindle or physical copy) as it relates to intellectual value and information retention?

In 2010 it was replaced with "Intellectual Disability" which will be replaced by something else due to some complaints from liberals.

They have no intellectual property.