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It is especially ironic that you chose Pythagoras. He was the leader of a cult which had a main tenant of keeping their knowledge secret from outsiders so they
by ltbarcly3 3y ago
It is especially ironic that you chose Pythagoras. He was the leader of a cult which had a main tenant of keeping their knowledge secret from outsiders so they could own the benefits of those ideas. This lasted far longer than the 15 or 20 years a patent would have protected them.
If Pythagoras had patented it, the patent would have expired 2600 years ago, meaning you would have had no effect from it.
- yieldcrv 3y agoand it would have been revealed, undermining his secret knowledge fan club