On Sat, 2003-09-06 at 06:20, Stephen Kuhn wrote: > On Sat, 2003-09-06 at 20:03, Ronald J. Hall wrote: > > > Sorry to bust everyones' bubble there....but I already patented... > > > > wait for it.... > > > > Here it comes.... > > > > > > -> PATENTS <- > > > > > > So everytime you patent something..... :-) > > And I patented "cognizant thinking". > it is my opinion and that of my ahhhhturnney, that cognizant thinking is still subservient to my patent on 'grip' (also incorrectly referred to as 'grasp'&trade). as in 'in order to cognizance, you have to have a grip on the subject. this 'grip' is equal to the grip (or grasp&trade) that one uses to pick up an object, such as a pencil or ink pin in order to write. it is also something I should worn about is that while grasp&trade is not patentable (since it is the same as previously patented grip) it is however protected by my trademark registration and also my copyright on the word, as well as my patent on the letters 'a' and the letter combination of 'gr'. Of course both g&r are under separate patents and are lic. accordingly.
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