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Patents have a requirement of utility. If the invention is impossible or claims to do something it can't this should defeat it's utility. In a perfect world, c
by trapper 18y ago
Patents have a requirement of utility. If the invention is impossible or claims to do something it can't this should defeat it's utility.
In a perfect world, claims should be backed by evidence.
- anamax 18y agoIf the invention is impossible or claims to do something that it doesn't do, it won't be used in an infringment action. Why does the existence of a patent that can't be used against anyone bother you? It's just an expensive (to them) note on the inventor's resume, a note that says "bozo" to folks competent enough to evaluate it.