Most patents omit crucial details to actually reproduce the invention. This is especially important in case of pharmaceutical and chemical patents. Full hardwar

Most patents omit crucial details to actually reproduce the invention. This is especially important in case of pharmaceutical and chemical patents. Full hardware and conditions are not documented nearly as well as a typical grad paper, which already tend to have holes. "Software" patents, often similarly omit "irrelevant" modules. Chocking it to "a specialist can make the module from scratch" is insufficient and should never be allowed. In addition, a lot of the patents, due to lacking the details, are obvious as written to a specialist, just the details are not.