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- Software Patents Trickle in After § 101/Alice, But Courts Would Not Honour Them Anyway
- In Aatrix v Green Shades the Court is Not Tolerating Software Patents But Merely Inquires/Wonders Whether the Patents at Hand Are Abstract
- An Indoctrinated Minority is Maintaining the Illusion That Patent Policy is to Blame for All or Most Problems of the United States
- Berkheimer Decision is Still Being Spun by the Anti-Section 101/Alice Lobby
- Academic Patent Immunity is Laughable and Academics Are Influenced by Corporate Money (for Steering Patent Agenda)
- UPC Optimism Languishes Even Among Paid UPC Propagandists Such as IAM
- Bejin Bieneman Props Up the Disgraced Randall Rader for Litigation Agenda
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