Maybe, it certainly sounds much better at a glance than the current system though there's tough stuff like how to set that value in such a way that independent

Maybe, it certainly sounds much better at a glance than the current system though there's tough stuff like how to set that value in such a way that independent inventors aren't forced to partner with a large company in order to use the patent system. I think some reforms like that combined with a much stricter definition of "patent-able" for some categories and/or better challenge mechanisms. Getting a bad patent thrown out due to prior art is still quite expensive and trying to evaluate if a patent is non-obvious is quite difficult to litigate.