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Jan 16, 2019
10:00:37am

jvquarterback Walk-on

Find one that evaluates the costs of patents vs benefits and present it.

I've never seen one that shows patents are an economic benefit.

Here's a primer. They cite a few articles that purport to show increased innovation but have methodological flaws. The great majority of data indicate patents either have no effect or a detrimental effect.

A question of utility

THE Great Exhibition, staged in London in 1851, was intended to show off the inventive genius of Victorian Britain. In doing so it sparked a hardfought debate on intellectual property.

https://www.economist.com/international/2015/08/08/a-question-of-utility

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This is ridiculous. It's only the most well known burger in the world. I'm super surprised that an EU court ruled

Pimpin4Paradise All-American

1/15/19 1:36pm

By the way, if you're scoffing at the IP claim, here is what the Mighty Mac (temporarily renamed pending litigation)

Pimpin4Paradise

1/15/19 1:42pm

hahahaha. thats hot garbage.

riboflavin

1/15/19 1:43pm

Well...that is COMPLETELY different than...

Eddie

1/15/19 1:50pm

RE: This is ridiculous. It's only the most well known burger in the world. I'm

1/15/19 1:44pm

It will be ironic when, Supermac, ubermac, big mac...etc flood the market.

1/15/19 1:44pm

If they aren't using the trademark, and that is the only thing preventing another chain from expansion into UK, then I

scootsy

1/15/19 1:46pm

RE: This is ridiculous. It's only the most well known burger in the world. I'm super surprised that an EU court ruled

Byron McNertney

1/15/19 2:07pm

Who in their right mind would copy that food and be proud of it?

ditch

1/15/19 2:32pm

People who like making money

Bob Vance

1/15/19 2:37pm

Honestly it’s a trend

jkccoug

1/15/19 2:59pm

I would like to see more detail about the court's findings that McDonalds didn't show they were using the trademark

cheezedawg

1/15/19 3:12pm

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molodyets

1/15/19 10:17pm

How has nobody posted this yet

MormonThug

1/15/19 3:24pm

Is it called Coming to America? Can't recall. Hilarious movie though!!

ArchbishopMitty

1/15/19 3:35pm

Good for the EU - IP and trademark need to be abolished. Both hinder innovation.

jvquarterback

1/15/19 3:59pm

How does saying that someone can copy and mimic your

Radioactive Coug

1/15/19 4:04pm

It doesn’t. He has no clue what he’s talking about.

Pimpin4Paradise

1/15/19 6:57pm

Do they hinder innovation? If I can't profit from my own creativity and work because somebody else comes in and takes

cheezedawg

1/15/19 4:56pm

IP certainly hinders innovation. TM may have place preventing fraud.

jvquarterback

1/15/19 10:23pm

I just did a brief scan of academia, and the first 6 papers I read stated the opposite.

cheezedawg

1/15/19 11:42pm

You're not looking hard enough cheeze 🙂

Radioactive Coug

1/16/19 4:34am

Find one that evaluates the costs of patents vs benefits and present it.

jvquarterback

1/16/19 10:00am

Does the data look like this?

Radioactive Coug

1/16/19 4:36am

EU also ruled that water doesn't prevent dehydration. Idiots.

AZ Coug

1/15/19 11:22pm

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