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Michael O'Keefe wrote:
> Becoz software is just mathematics, and mathematics are explicitly
> excluded from being patentable. That's why all these 'software' patents

This is quite true. You cannot count to infinity in binary without
violating every software patent (and copyright!) in existance. A
computer program is just one really big number. You can't patent (or
copyright) a number but you can software which is a discrepancy.

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