Patentlyo Bits and Bytes by Anthony McCain

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Anthony McCain is a law student at Mizzou where he is focusing on intellectual property; He has a background in mechanical engineering. anthony.mccain@patentlyo.com

6 thoughts on “Patentlyo Bits and Bytes by Anthony McCain

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    Before we know it, it’s going to be April.

    How’s that Gorsuch appointment looking?

    I have some questions for him about hypothetical situations involving a path 0l0gical l y in g President and an executive branch filled with r@ cists who are on the record as trying to burn the country down.

    Or we can just kiss Gorsuch’s behind. Because “civility”, or something.

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      Malcolm,

      Do you notice anything about the disparate buts and bytes?

      Hint: they have something to do with patent law.

      Focus.

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        I don’t see much patent law in Ron Katznelson’s mewlings. although he made a nice table that (perhaps unintentionally) illustrates the truly profound butt-whooping that patent maximalists have taken at the USSC over the past decade.

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          ?

          You do realize that the entire gist of Ron’s article dealt with patent law, right?

          Maybe you should stop celebrating a broken scoreboard and try to understand the bigger picture.

          It’s not as if people haven’t been trying to help you see that terrain, you know.

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        Some of us can focus on the small aspects of patent law in addition to the bigger picture. At the same time! I know: really hard to believe.

        But it’s an important skill.

        Stop trying to force people to ignore the fact that preznit asterix — the guy in charge of appointing Federal judges and Supreme Court Justices is a path 0l 0gical l i a r and a narcissist who doesn’t care about anything except himself. It’s gross.

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          Except for the fact that 95% of YOUR rants have zero to do with patent law, your @$$umed superiority would almost edge to a tattered grasp on reality.

          As it is, not even that.

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