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No. Not really between the lines. If the process gets faster, it will directly affect the speed that which big business can get their patents approved. So, i
by dpcan 17y ago
No. Not really between the lines.
If the process gets faster, it will directly affect the speed that which big business can get their patents approved.
So, if he wants the patent process to go faster, then he wants big business to be able to get their patents faster (as is true with any patent filer actually) and therefore, a==b==c
- jbooth 17y agoThat's ridiculous. Having a natural aversion to the kind of idiocy described in the article does not mean that you're specifically for the dumbest patents that are granted by the system. Personally, I'm against inefficiency and against stupid patents. One is an administrative issue, the other is a policy issue. You with me? Do I need to break it down further?