Good afternoon!
In the same way that investing allows a company to profit in a way that one person never could, it seems that those who buy patents and litigate are just one link in a chain that hold our system together by fighting for the original creators.
Inventors who don't want to be litigators, and who don't want to wait 20 years for a resolution, should get a chance to invent like everyone else. If they get wronged and are willing to take a few million bucks and let someone else deal with it, what's the problem?
I see that you have posted many thousands of times on here.... I sure hope there is more substance to the argument, and that you haven't spent all this time saying that because a wrong being righted is done indirectly, that there's something wrong with that?
For everyone abusing the system and suing frivolously, there's some big co stealing someone's idea and getting away with it. Listen to too many narratives on one side and you'd think that's the entire problem. Really, both are problems, and give those pursuing justice a bad name and a rough time.
Here are a couple of questions for you:
Has there ever been a legit patent lawsuit?
Why do you think this one is not?
Thanks!
