> An objective measure for invention is the fact that the USPTO granted a patent. That is a relatively high bar. Subject matter eligible, novel, useful, non-obv

> An objective measure for invention is the fact that the USPTO granted a patent. That is a relatively high bar. Subject matter eligible, novel, useful, non-obvious. No, this does not reflect reality at all. That's how it ought to be, and maybe it was more like this in 1926, but it's very different from how patents are granted today.