RE: Nobody wants it is what Martin says, too

Hi Jed, You write: This is a serious problem ( lack of patentability ), but it may be somewhat exaggerated. Oh, but it gets worse when you follow though. Remember, it's not a new field, and as your own database attests, there is plenty of prior art. Some claimants already have applications

RE: Nobody wants it is what Martin says, too

Jed relates to us: Martin Fleischmann has told me the same sort of thing. People don't want progress, and they shan't have it. They don't want to be bothered. Yes, you ( or perhaps Akira? ) posted an interview with Fleishmann that was quite candid and to the point. Maybe you have the link handy?

Nobody wants it is what Martin says, too

Keith Nagel makes a cri de coeur: the work going, for the cost some of my wealthy friends spend on golf course memberships I could be doing this full time and making real progress. But the ugly truth is, NO ONE WANTS THIS. Let that one sink in, Horace. Everyone pays lips service, but when it