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viablerenewables

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viablerenewables asked in Politics & Government Law & Ethics · 4 years ago

Patent Law: Can one patent Strategically integrating proven technology to create more wealth than the sum of the parts?

Update:

I know to patent something it has to be new and useful the parts are provent, but not STRATEGICALLY INTEGRATED to create sellable spin-off benefits.

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Athena
Lv 7
4 years ago
Yea, I am sure this seemed rational in your head.
Try asking this again. It sounds interesting.

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