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If they're so difficult to enforce, why are the patents issued in the first place? What a broken system.
by JSteph22 2y ago
If they're so difficult to enforce, why are the patents issued in the first place? What a broken system.
- bobim 2y agoTo my understanding the patent office is here to assert if your patent is not stomping on another patent toes. Then you patent whatever and throw it in the legs of your competitor. You'll ultimately lose but you'll have wasted his time, money and brain space. Modern world, modern solutions.
- Beretta_Vexee 2y agoPatent offices are cash machines. Their sole mission is to establish clear prior art and attribution and to prevent the same patent from being registered several times. That's all they do. They couldn't care less about the content of the patent. There are dozens of patents on perpetual energy machines, devices for communicating with spirits, very simple algorithms that have been documented for decades, and so on.