KingMerv00
Penultimate Amazing
KingMerv00,
I forgot to mention once the lawyers start lawyering the waters get real muddied. That's their job.
Most are very sure anyone making the first pmm is going to be insanely rich. I don't think that's how it will pan out. Inventors have had their ideas ignored for quite a period of time or stolen.
My main point is, 'why take that risk?' I can't see any benefit.
Gene
I suppse the benefit is that, with an influx of ideas, he might actually get it built instead of being stuck in eternal limbo.
Also, if he is really is the inventor, no one else can patent his PMM. Worst case scenario, he could get into the PMM business but not have a monopoly.
Btw, there is nothing stopping him from applying TODAY. He doesn't need a prototype. Then he can blab all he likes and no one can take it away from him.
