I think governments should simply legislate that patents are unenforceable to the extent that they restrict the free exchange of information. The status quo rep

I think governments should simply legislate that patents are unenforceable to the extent that they restrict the free exchange of information. The status quo represents a threat to communication itself and potentially leaves everyone incapable of safely offering information to others. This is "patently" nonsensical and contrary to any moral or economic argument I've ever heard for the existence of IP rights.