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America's economic strength doesn't rely on something as easily copyable as intellectual property. Look at SpaceX. What they had perfected isn't going to be ea
by kiba 2y ago
America's economic strength doesn't rely on something as easily copyable as intellectual property.
Look at SpaceX. What they had perfected isn't going to be easily available in patents, homeworks for other people to copy, especially the Chinese. What they are willing to do is what other companies and organizations aren't willing to do. When SpaceX steadily made progress, people kept dismissing them until it's too late and now SpaceX is pushing ahead anyway.
It's a form of false strength, and there had been discussion about how detrimental patent laws are to innovations.
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