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Here is problem. Patented algorithms/software usually don't have any physical world implementation. Thus it is math by your definition.
by daliusd 14y ago
Here is problem. Patented algorithms/software usually don't have any physical world implementation. Thus it is math by your definition.
- anamax 14y ago< Patented algorithms/software usually don't have any physical world implementation. Huh? Take the "apple bounce" patent. I can see images move on a screen. How did that happen without a "physical world implementation"? Note that the "cure rubber with heat" patent mentioned abouve covered a process, a set of steps. It wasn't a patent on a rubber curing machine.