Dilbert Takes On Overbearing Patents

It didn’t take very long for a whole bunch of you to submit today’s Dilbert, where Scott Adams (finally) goes after overly broad patents, with Dilbert announcing that it makes no sense to build things any more, since “all future ideas are already covered by over-general patents”:


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Though, to be fair, Adams seems to confuse patents and trademarks in the second panel (editors?). Still, nice to see Dilbert taking on such an issue.

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