IBM Files Application to Patent The Patent Process

[Guest]

Reading through IT patents these days requires patience and tolerance. When you can patent common sense, there is clearly something wrong with the system.

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[Zoidman]

This is frightening... This system MUST be fixed.

 

[milktea]

Maybe I should file a patent on how to patent a patent process.

 

[jskilnyk]

I don't think there is any chance that this will come to pass. But, then again i've seen out patient system to much worse...

 

[jerreece]

LOL This is getting silly. Apple should patent the process by which a programmer writes apps. In other words, they should patent nerds behind a desk typing code.

Then Blizzard should patent the playstyle of WoW players. In other words, scrawny nerds in white "muscle" shirts sitting at desks covered in empty Mountain Dew bottles/cans who haven't showered or combed their hair in days.

Once they're all done, I will patent the template used for filing a lawsuit against someone who you feel has violated your patent.

 

[DM0407]

Once they're all done, I will patent the template used for filing a lawsuit against someone who you feel has violated your patent.

The company felt it would be beneficial to patent the patent strategy process all the way from training inventors, to competitor monitoring and protecting (i.e. suing someone) a patent from infringement.

 

[el_bastardo74]

hmmm...i could get very rich by patenting mental masturbation. this is all i am seeing in the industry now days

 

[joytech22]

I should patent breathing, I'd be the richest moron out there.

 

[maestintaolius]

[citation][nom]milktea[/nom]Maybe I should file a patent on how to patent a patent process.[/citation]
No no, the key here is to file a patent on how to fix the patent process first and have outrageous licensing fees so no one can fix the patent process without paying you enormous sums. Then you start making the patents that game the system.

 

[christop]

Say what??

 

[bebangs]

seems like everything should be patented these days.

 

[sykozis]

Soon, we'll all be paying Apple, IBM, Microsoft, Google, AMD, Intel and nVidia...just for being alive...

 

[arlandi]

sick world we live in...

anyone interested in trademarking the word "patent"??
or how a human being make a logical thinking??

 

[fstrthnu]

Well well, how are we going to process the patent to patent the patent process? XD

 

[dogman_1234]

Patenet the patent the who what of a what what?

I have an Idea...let's fry the patent system and stick to trademarks. Ideally, in thought though, trademarks are much more beneficial and more innovative than a patenet. A patenet says "Mine", the trademark says "Recognize me a the origianl and I will pat you on the back."

I am not saying it si right...just a Theory...and no one should use it against me.

 

[11796pcs]

According to Wikipedia a patent is:

A set of exclusive rights granted by a state (national government) to an inventor or their assignee for a limited period of time in exchange for a public disclosure of an invention.

Let's all just patent the obvious. IBM isn't inventing anything but a headache.

 

[ProDigit10]

Why don't we invent a system that pays me instead of the inventors for inventions?

I'll patent that!

 

[tsnor]

fix it. peer review patents.

http://www.peertopatent.org/

 

[gmarsack]

I will patent the thinking process and license all thought on the cheap.

 

[mr_tuel]

Well I will patent dreams and the REM sleep process.

 

[kelemvor4]

I'm going to patent living. If you want to live, you've got to pay me royalties.

 

[digiex]

Why not patent the US of A constitution so that you get royalty in every country that copies it. lols,,,

 

[iam2thecrowe]

if they dont do it Apple will

 

[martel80]

[citation][nom]arlandi[/nom]sick world we live in...[/citation]Did you mean sick USA I live in?

 

[r0x0r]

The US patent system is going to make economic recovery much much longer than it needs to be, since a broken patent system certainly isn't going to attract any investors.