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The future of patents

No doubt you are aware that many patent holders in the world today are reaping in the big bucks! From toothpicks to car transmissions, invented devices are lucrative money-making ventures for the select few who own their secrets!

I predict that this will soon change in our incredible future!

Yes, I predict that a little-noticed clause in some legislation passed by Congress in 2033 will cap the maximum length of a patent to just 60 days! Because of this, a small group of eagle-eyed lawyers will snap up a whole slew of suddenly invalidated patents, making loads of money in a short time!

Fortunately for the rest of us these new patent claims will also expire, allowing everyone else to get in on the fun of owning the rights to a single device!

I predict that in the future every patent will be owned by at least 5 people, netting them an average of $8,000 in the 60-day period they own it!

Eventually Congress will realize its mistake and revert this costly blunder, so I suggest that you get right on this mistake once it is made.

This I predict for you and your incredible future!

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¿Son patentables los genes humanos? En 2005, cuando Tania Simoncelli contempló por primera vez esta compleja cuestión, la ley de patentes de Estados Unidos. 

Should you be able to patent a human gene? | Tania Simoncelli

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Benjamin Franklin on Patents

To illustrate this, Marx quotes Benjamin Franklin, who when asked why he eschewed a patent for his famous stove, stated that he “declined it from a principle which has ever weighed with me on such occasions, that as we enjoy great advantages from the inventions of others, we should be glad of an opportunity to serve others by any invention of ours.”

From The Past Will Not Be Flat, by Matthew Battles.

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