Supreme Court Rules Software Patents Invalid-Without Ever Mentioning Software Once In the Decision
"What this means is that companies like Apple, IBM, Microsoft, Google and others have had the value of their patent portfolios nearly completely erased today. If they wish to remain compliant with Sarbanes Oxley and other laws and regulations of the Securities and Exchange Commission they will need to level with their shareholders and tell them that their patent portfolios have been decimated."
db is on a plane headed to the Atlas Summit to give a talk about Galt as Inventor. When he gets off the plane, this news will greet him. Imagine a MODERN patent system understanding the manufacturing age but not the information age....
db is on a plane headed to the Atlas Summit to give a talk about Galt as Inventor. When he gets off the plane, this news will greet him. Imagine a MODERN patent system understanding the manufacturing age but not the information age....
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Advocating for theft, while reprehensible, isn't a form of theft. That is tantamount to guilt by association, which I would think you find objectionable.
While I understand frustration and lashing out with an ad hominem once in a while (as I'm want to do occasionally myself), but making it one's primary method of argument does not reflect positively.
2) Advocating for theft is a form of theft. They are just a more careful criminal who wants less risk for themselves at great harm to others who are productive.
1) addressed in 2. I have been basically gone from the gulch for 10 days while travelling. my posts are lit up with anarcho bullshit all of a sudden. where was your vigilence? oh, you were supporting them on my patent post. check out my walmart post.
2) Advocating for something doesn't make you one, even though I find it disingenuous
3) You make a passionate argument for your case. But you discount the case made by others out of hand. For example, I believe in protection for IP as fundamental property rights, but don't believe that the current system does so rationally or justly. Yet, you and Dale rail against me calling me illogical and immoral.
cbj thinks patents should be completely abolished. If the intent is NOT to steal, then why the desire to destroy a property right based on natural rights? How is that different from removing your right to bear arms? It clearly shows that you advocate picking and choosing which property rights people can have. I can argue all day with socialists on this point. Frustrating I have to do it on this site
Clearly in Atlas Shrugged Ayn Rand has established that Rearden Metal is a product of Hank Rearden’s effort. This holds true whether or not anyone else has invented the same or a similar thing, and whether or not Rearden is the first person to arrive at the Patent Office. This being the case, Rearden has the moral right to produce and market Rearden Metal.
And that henceforth he has no right to manufacture Rearden Metal without first obtaining permission from the patent holder.
Just because someone likes your car, it does not give them the tight to steal it.
Cheers
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