I think: -the cost of innovating has become higher. -it's unusual for lawyers and accountants to determine the intensity and speed of relationships between cu

I think: -the cost of innovating has become higher. -it's unusual for lawyers and accountants to determine the intensity and speed of relationships between customers and products/services. -since 1984, semiconductor companies have focused a large amount of resources on building patent armories rather than innovating. -a world without patent law would allow for competition and products/technologies to reach the entire world faster at viable prices. -that the world can function and entrepreneurs will be fine without IP protection.