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So? Why is it bad that the procedure is patented? That's not automatically a bad thing. People invest money and time into R&D and the patent allows them to prot
by MichaelApproved 12y ago
So? Why is it bad that the procedure is patented? That's not automatically a bad thing. People invest money and time into R&D and the patent allows them to protect the invention while they make a return on that investment.
Patent trolls (organizations that patent something inane, never make the product and pray on businesses who can't afford to fight you) are the problems. I don't see an indication that these guys are trolls.
- vegedor 12y agoFollowing your argument, they shouldn't have a problem releasing the patent once the investment in R&D is amortized. Not saying that invalidates the intended meaning, just saying.