"Constructive reduction to practice occurs upon the filing of a U.S. patent application that adequately discloses the invention.
Constructive reduction to practice does not involve any physical construction.
You don't need to build ANYTHING to have a patent claim that covers subsequent work of others. Just like the Blackberry case and, if you're curious, Google "Jerome Lemelson" or "Lemelson Foundation" - hundreds of millions of dollars made from licensing patents where the inventor never made ANYTHING except the patent application.
Please, Paige, don't embarrass yourself again. Stick to hair dressing.
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