> it's obvious that the time and place for patents has come and gone
This is a ridiculous (and incorrect) opinion being presented as fact, coupled with a lot of strawman arguments.
The fact that the implementation of the patent system has been massively abused over the past few decades does in no way imply that the theory is flawed and that
> just abandon the whole system. it literally helps nobody
This entire comment is as ridiculous as claiming that "kids keep graduating from high school with barely any education, we might as well abandon the public school model and have every parent teach their kid".
> it's obvious that the time and place for patents has come and gone
This, is an opinion. It is not a fact. You cannot prove it, nor does it have any grounding in reality.
Factually, your statement is an opinion, and claiming that
> you argue that my statement is a falacy using the same falacy
...is objectively false. Your complete lack of logic throughout your entire post shows that it doesn't deserve an answer, because there's nothing to answer to.
This is a ridiculous (and incorrect) opinion being presented as fact, coupled with a lot of strawman arguments.
The fact that the implementation of the patent system has been massively abused over the past few decades does in no way imply that the theory is flawed and that
> just abandon the whole system. it literally helps nobody
This entire comment is as ridiculous as claiming that "kids keep graduating from high school with barely any education, we might as well abandon the public school model and have every parent teach their kid".