Isn't it rather possible that the right answer for software is not like the right answer for drugs, and that it takes an expert in a particular field to propose

Isn't it rather possible that the right answer for software is not like the right answer for drugs, and that it takes an expert in a particular field to propose a sensible reform (assuming one is needed in that field)? A lot of the questions about what patents tend to do seem to have different answers in different fields: http://inventors-against-patents.org/faq.html#is_abolition_obvious http://inventors-against-patents.org/faq.html#is_abolition_o...