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by jean_tta
1259 days ago
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You do here: "Take any revolutionary discovery. Compare making it freely available to anyone, or limiting the availability to those holding the patents. [...]" You take the situation where there _is_ a revolutionary discovery, with or without patents, and then wonder about the effect of patents on the next innovations. In doing that you do not consider that may be a revolutionary discovery with patents, and none without. |
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