Side note: I worked for a guy that was awarded a patent that allows him to be the only person legally able to fill a balloon with ANYTHING but a gas and sell it. He refused to monetize it and went broke.
Side note: I worked for a guy that was awarded a patent that allows him to be the only person legally able to fill a balloon with ANYTHING but a gas and sell it. He refused to monetize it and went broke.
I rather agree with you in the sense that we've got a winner-take-all system, that has a lot of arbitrariness built into it, with huge ability by big players to game the system, where there's huge misinformation and everyone (whichever side they're on) thinks they're right and won't really listen to the other side. I can tell you that if you talk to a room full of patent lawyers, when they're being honest and not brown nosing their clients, are pro-software patents just as much as people on here will be anti. These are reasons why I'm looking to disrupt, it's like Ma Bell before everyone woke up and AT&T was broken up.