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Title: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: FreeEnergy on December 17, 2006, 10:22:26 PM
Who wants to go first?
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: lltfdaniel1 on December 18, 2006, 12:29:14 AM
I Will,

Open source, won't come under patent fires,, where as Patenting it is like hey you ill take that off you,you did not patent it, now read about the hypocrites talking about saveing the planet.


watch useing technology to destory the planet = http://youtube.com/watch?v=NrERPOBMO04  ,

also watch, deprave the world of food and useing gm to poision it even more to make people even more sick >  http://youtube.com/watch?v=JdvhNnM850w
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: lltfdaniel1 on December 18, 2006, 12:41:08 AM
Read about this link,

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TheCallToArms/message/1066

below if you do not want to click link,


listmembers, look at the rotor-verter
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-
6905677911913482159&q=rotoverter
http://panacea-bocaf.org/RotoVerter.htm
Roto -Verter

This page is intended to support panaceas open sourced RV communities
and
HECTOR the inventor of the RV whom is also open sourced and working
together
with panacea's

public research and development team.



*This page is intended to further substantiate the available OPEN
SOURCED
FREE ENERGY research and development potential we the public have to
develop
towards de centralized energy systems when our community acts
collectively.*



Note- members of the public not poised in this advanced field, *might
find
the following subject matter a bit hard to comprehend*. This will
change
when the the research and development centre is granted. I Ashtweth
have
done my best to present the organization's findings in as much
LAYMEN'S
context as possible.



I (Ashtweth) started out as a laymen and was not poised in this field
or
even educated in the trade of consensus realities 'electricity'. Thus
I
am the same as the majority of the public reading this, I had to
learn the
hard way by years of study, i have attempted to convey this
information into
as much of a laymen's comprehensible presentation as possible.



The Replicated proof of principle in the RV was done by panacea to
provide
the public with energy saving awareness/applications in* a non profit
role.*And for an evaluation towards submission of the device for ZPE
education and
testing research and development in panaceas R and D centre.



As a result of panacea's replications, the non profit organization
have also
complied technical thesis on the Roto Verter donated by the engineers
working on the RV. For complete detailed education, facts and
verification
and construction please consult the following compilations.

1)RV energy saving research and
development<http://panacea-bocaf.org/files/RV%20energy%20saving%
20applications%20and%20R%20and%20D.pdf>
(2MB, PDF)

2)Advanced RV research and development

3) RE-OU -v6 <http://panacea-bocaf.org/files/RE-OU-v6.pdf> (1.9MB,
PDF)



The RV is currently an alternative energy device being utilized by
open
sourced engineers around the world as an energy saver and to
transform and
understand ZPE when configured in looped mode via a resonance
extraction.



*The RV principle is a far superior energy saving device which can
serve the
public immediately in various efficient energy saving applications.
Please*

*consult the RV energy saving document and support the inventor or
help
panacea support the inventor and the open sourced engineers who made
it
possible for this awareness to reach the public*.



Panacea has just launched replicated results of the RV's energy
savings.
Baldors motors and drives Australia have just sponsored panacea and
generously donated two motors towards helping promote the RV as the
most
efficient 1-2 HP electric motor in the world. The RV's energy savings
applications will save the public energy and money. Please consult
this
panacea promotional press release for further details.



Baldors Launches energy
savings!<http://panacea-bocaf.org/files/Baldors%20launches%20energy%
20saving.pdf>




The following information and replications involving the RV will be
divided
into two separate sections explaining and demonstrating the RV in the
role
of ZPE research and in an energy savings role.


Background



The inventor Hector is an *open sourced* *energy* engineer and
explains that
For ZPE and LOOPING, the process involved in the RV's energy saving
power
management is vital to further demonstrate over-unity (explanation
below).



With current electric motors wasting energy by their Inefficient
design,
engineering ZPE transformation is out of reach. The RV is an R&D tool
designed to work with those issues in power management to find
solutions and
applications for ZPE engineering design.

ZPE technology once perfected and developed is of the highest
efficiency as
it employs a condition of *over unity*. Technically OU is defined by
Hector
the inventor as:

Over unity is a *high efficiency* condition via *energy transformation
principles* which enables a system to *transform energy* from *ZPE*
and out
put *more* energy than is required to maintain the whole process. One
way to
create over unity is demonstrated in the replicated proof of
principle in
the RV.



Technically the RV is explained by the: Roto-conversion RV effect: A
Way to
operate a motor at HI impedances with a lower reflective power loss
at idle
mode. Working similar to a POWER transformer but on Electrical to
mechanical
conversion.



Resulting in a HI EFF performance and under some conditions (*OU-over
unity)
due to the resonance-magnetic amplification and other quantifiable
phenomena
related to ENERGY TRANSFORMATION from the ambient*. Radiant Energy: =
(AC in
RF [radio frequency] mode)

Below is an example from the inventor showing the out put in the
generators
side exceeding the input in the motors input side using vectoring
capacitors
and electrical resonance principles.


Pictured above is two three phase motors configured to run in RV
mode.-
Photo courtesy of Hector.



On the *right side* of the picture is the generator with its meter
figure
showing an out put of *203 volts with 5.1 amps of current*. This
figure
exceeds the input current (left hand side) of *119.8 volts and 8
amps* of
current needed to sustain the resonant action. This is possible via
the
electrical to mechanical transformation.



From this picture one can see what is regarded as *reactive power*
operating
in the RV.* It is possible to extract this power into a condition
that is
non reflective to the source, or input side*. To date Hector has done
this
in a looped configuration which he has since disclosed on the
internet.
Hector Describes Looped systems are real using non reflective
fractional
resonant power Extraction or ballun compensated direct tensor loading.



Hector has also offered laymen's methods and solutions using his split
capacitors diode resonant systems (plug) to split power dividers to
EXTRACT
non reflective power. Additionally the open sourced engineers working
with
panacea have upgraded circuits and design concepts which incorporate
certain
power switching circuits to make this *EXCESS Energy* usable.



Several versions of these configurations are on the R and D' design
board'.
*Resources and R and D equipment which panacea will to provide from a
public
granted situation in the commissioned research and development centre
will
play a major role in enabling this technology to be developed and
owned/used
by the public*.



*The RV is public knowledge (open sourced) and cannot be patented or
regulated. Thus once perfected and developed is public free energy*.



The RV is Statutory Public copyright (Other Rights Apply) local and
international (Publication) of a Scientific discovery called Roto
conversion
Effect.


Through independent replication The RV has showed potential for
various
energy transformation principles towards over unity research and
development
which Include, magnetic amplification, radiant energy and stochastic
resonance (ZPE).



Norman Wooten an open sourced energy engineer was the first to report
the
RV's potential of magnetic amplification with a coupled generator to
demonstrating an *over unity capacity *in his 2001 test.


Norman Wooten- courtesy of keelynet.com



In his test Norman coupled this PMI Kollmorgen U12M4/9AF4T Servo Disc
DC
Motor to a three phase motor wired to run in RV mode. The RV was used
as the
'prime mover' motor to drive the the PMI disk as a generator





The PMI Kollmorgen U12M4/9AF4T Servo Disc DC Motor which was used as
the
generator to extract OU.



Here is a summery of Norms results quoted from his internet
disclosure on Mon,
25 Feb 2002 ? on the Keel net forum.

Quote:

*I loaded the DC generator with 160-watt incandescent lamp load.
Since I
have two independent systems here, one being driven with 120VAC line
input
and the other system a belt driven DC generator being loaded with pure
resistive load. Here are the numbers: Motor was retuned for minimum
current
draw which required 45 mfd, 370V oil filled cap with a resulting
current
draw of .15 amps @ 120VAC input. *



*The independent generator put out .75 amps @ 74 VDC into a resistive
load.
The only thing that needs to be looked at on the input side of the
equation
is the power factor of the AC input. I need to look at the current/
voltage
phase relationship. I'm satisfied with the figures that I calculate
which
shows roughly

18 watts AC input
with a DC output of 55.5 watts.

What I find most interesting is the fact that the more load you put
on the
3-phase motor the lower the input current draw and the motor gets
colder.
The belt driven DC generator gets quite hot after about 30 minutes of
running time. Go figure it out. I believe there is a lot to be
learned about
revolving magnetic fields in 3 phase motors and tuning the output via
capacitors. This experiment is so easy to do everyone should
seriously look
at this phenomenon.*

-End quote

*As you can conceive* *this shows premise for further investigation
into
running motors and generators in RV mode.*



One engineer's interpretation is that the resonance and magnetic
amplification is transforming ZPE. Another's is that the factors
contributing to the input dropping when the load is being increased
is due
to the electrical resonance effects impedance of the

AC line AC input.

Hectors has also extracted *over unity* from the RV and made a video
showing
his results. Here is a screen shot of the video which he used to
light up a
1000 watt light bulb. Below is the input figure shown needed to
transform
energy from the RV's electrical to mechanical transformation to light
up a
1000 watt light bulb.





Taken from the video showing a 60 hertz Aluminium motor 7.5HP 3PH
230/460
184TCH(frame) US MOTOR coupled to an identical motor acting as a
generator
in RV mode lighting up a 1000watt bulb







Taken from the video showing the input from the motors draw.









Taken form the video, the purpose of the close up is to observe the
bulb *lit
to full brightness.
*
The RV also shows proof in the potential to develop and understand
*zero
point energy* when used in the configuration of *looped or self
running mode
*. Below is a picture of the first confirmed test from the inventor
Hector
looping the RV and disclosing the principles involving *ZPE*.





Pictured above is Hector operating two three phase motors used to
illustrate
the Disclosed internet Schematic of the RV in a loop mode (self
running). In
loop mode the RV is charging the battery that's powering the prime
mover
motor and still out putting more energy than is required to run the
motor.



The RV looped schematic has been given by hector to the public open
sourced
for public knowledge and to thwart cartels from patenting and
suppressing
it.



This looped sequence involves transformers (unseen in picture) which
represent the down grading of voltage from the generators resonating
circulating output current. The transformer primary , secondary , plus
battery with one transistor and a few extra parts of Capacitors,
Diode ridge
,resistors , mica caps , & more diodes (blocking) where all it took
hector
to close the loop on the battery.

The closed loop is described by Hector as being achieved from the
Impedance
matching (Amplitude) of the resonant generators output elements
relative to
the batteries input amperage. This can also be further understood by
RF
(radio frequency) engineering practice. Hector parallels the RV's OU
to RF
practice where he is creating (current) nodes from standing waves
present in
the resonant media of the alternator which involve interface behavior
of
stochastic resonance from the thermal ambient back round noise (ZPE).

Quote: *System gain comes from stochastic resonance and ZPE** as the
magnetic latching occurs within the core-wire LCR components of the
motor
and its capacitor driven rotary 3PH fields, in resonance, the time-
energy
decay is the only energy you require to replenish at to maintain it.
The
energy from stochastic resonance within the LC tank components drains
energy
from the "thermal" signature of the ZPE and K thermodynamic-
thermoelectric
ambient heat (electron spin).

This is a full disclosure of an operational and tested device, system
is
made of standard off shelve items, tuning is made by changing
capacitor
values and the proper selection of standard items for its
construction, 3PH
motors, 10:1 12V or 5:1 24V transformers with the proper core and
winding
values (standard) off shelve, diode bridges capacitor (all standard).
It
requires extreme knowledge in RF systems and electromagnetic resonance
engineering*. -hector end Quote.

The inventor and open sourced engineers descried are like Tesla and
Schauberger,

great humanitarians who have offered this open source technology and
education *for humanity to advance*. Hector has published the looped
schematic and made the plans available to any body wishing to
replicate over
the internet.



The issue of replication of the looped design however is
*complicated* and
so far to achieve this advanced level, Hector is needed to be
recruited into
an R and D environment to offer his education and to follow through
with the
public disclosure. For those wishing to evaluate the schematic, the
looped
ZPE plans are available at http://www.theverylastpageoftheinternet.com





Hectors original disclosure which since has been improved with a dual
battery switching system and many other modifications.



*It is Advanced energy R and D, brand new and very difficult for the
first
timer to grasp and replicate, hence why we need to recruit Hector and
all
the open sourced engineers working on the RV into the centre where we
the
public can provide grant support and SAFTY for this research**.*



*Only through this open source technology disclosures can it reach the
public and allow green energy technology to operate and stay UN
suppressed,
and free our self's from petroleum subjugation and pollution*.



*Hector is a very underrated* *and talented* open sourced energy
engineer
whom has contributed the RV for public education to show far advanced
energy
saving applications and the potential the RV has to operate in an
over unity
condition. Hector has also has developed far advanced *Zero point
energy
user systems* (Z.E.U.S).

Photos provided by hector



Hectors internet disclosure of the z.e.u.s System is pictured

in the centre in a triangle formation.



Side view



Another device replicated independently and given open sourced by
Hector
to demonstrate a lab testable existence of ZPE and over unity is the
Trans-verter device (below) comprising capacitors and a three phase
transformer.



*Credits to jinis* for this Submission and Disclosure of
Hectors replication. Pictured on the right the Trans-Verter, One phase
(Ferro resonant ) transformer modified with vectoring capacitors.
This is
another device like the RV which has *demonstrated over unity
efficiency and
is needing further study to extract the power in a condition which is
non
reflective to the source.*





The Research and Development of the RV has been extended and
perfected by
open sourced engineers known to panacea, many improvements and
potential is
shown in the technical compilations mentioned on this page. To reach
the
capacity this research and development has, the RV and these
engineers known
to panacea *needs to make it into a resourced and consolidated
resourced
backed granted environment*, *where it can be secured into public
knowledge
and circulation*.

The RV can also be applied into cogeneration roles involving certain
expired
energy patents which the public can also benefit from. To date certain
expired patents are able be fused with the RV. *Many generators can be
adopted to the RV prime mover* and run in RV mode for high eff use as
Norman
Wootan proved.



Hector has already experimented with the *Ekhlin brown* patent as a
generator attached to the RV. This patent has expired and Hector has a
working OU design. At the time hector first built this he was not open
sourced and experienced the greedy out come that results in this
citation.
This resulted in his prototype being suppressed according to Hector.
Another
one of the expired patents which can be used in cogeneration with the
RV
technology is the expired L *ee **Rogers**'s air car patent.*



Further technical detail is contained in the compilations mentioned.

The concept disclosed by hector is to run Solar + RV + air compressor
+ lee
Rogers patent. The expired patent can be built and tested with the RV
and
publicly disclosed and owned. To date an open sourced team member of
panacea
is working to perfect this RV-Rogers co-generation, but is under
resourced
and lacks the time needed and money to complete the project. In the
centre
this will be resolved.



Above is the lee Rogers air car drawing from the expired patent.



The RV can act as a power source to drive the air compressor with the
aid of
solar cogeneration making a more efficient and faster solar car. This
design
is needs proper granted resources to be built and tested. Also
*Hector has
designed RV vortex co-generation energy technology based on victor
schaubergers ideas which also requiring testing. Hector has also
described a
water injected diesel conversion concept but needs resources to
perfect.*

*Hector and many other engineers experienced in this alternative
energy
field are ready and willing to contribute in the public granted
research and
development centre*. There are many talented humanitarians whom have
technology awaiting public disclosure.



Their energy technology is for *vehicle transportation and home power
systems* which need public grants to start production and to spread
further
education.



*The referenced communities are the individuals who taught me all
that I
know and contributed to the advancement of the RV FREE and open
sourced*.
This group is run by Doug cozen who has made a variety of energy
recovery
systems over the years and continues to advance at an alarming rate.
For the
past 5+ years, Doug has been experimenting with a low-voltage
colliding-coil
EDGRAY motor, but also with a permanent magnet version as a hybrid
Gray/Adams motor.


Panaceas Replication of the RV



Although I am not working and or experienced by trade in electricity,
power
engineering or this advanced field of Energy Transformation, I
Ashtweth
along with another helping engineer took the time to replicate the
Roto
verter myself and learn its theory and operation.



*This was with the help of my new found, technically brilliant,
altruistic
friends from around the world. These warriors of truth, are members
of Doug
Konzen's free-energy Yahoo Group 'EVGRAY' on the internet. *

My replication of the RV is further proof of two principles, the
first is
related to *the capacity the RV has in relation to energy saving R
and D
which is available to be applied by the public right now.* The other
is in
relation to over unity R an D which proves the* EXCESS ENERGY IS
PRESENT* in
the RV and is there to be extracted.



*The RV is needing further testing and study in panaceas non profit
research
and development centre for this to advance further at this stage.* The
following will be a basic summery of the results , for complete
technical
detail please refer to the technical E-books listed in the
introduction.


Energy savings



Using the RV in a separate motor application is a superior energy
saver
device *which can be applied* *right now to run more efficiently a
Lathe, a
milling machine, an industrial bench drill or any other variable load
machine which the RV can operate from a speed of one to two HP and
save up
to 90% energy!*.



Panaceas replication showing a 1 HP BALDORS RV motor

modified for energy saving applications.




*The RV is the only method of power management which allows also
allows practical solar cogeneration use of the above mentioned
applications*.
Other energy saving roles are possible, please read the technical
compilation Panacea completed to for further detail.



Here is an open letter that can be forwarded to ANY university who
must up
grade their faculty and advance their power engineering via this
scientific
discovery. Panacea-bocaf have RV representatives around the world, a
representative in Brisbane Australia can provide a tangible energy
saving
demo to Brisbane universities.



Panacea-bocaf can also provide university and or send this
documentation of
RV tests to any international university. *PLEASE FORWARD THIS LETTER
TO
YOUR UNIVERSITY, and / or contact Panacea for more info.*



<http://panacea-bocaf.org/RotoVerter.htm>Download the university
letter
here! <http://panacea-bocaf.org/files/university%20letter.pdf>



The energy savings that the RV proves is unique and also is a pioneer
of
future solar shop cogeneration which will enable the practical
application
of solar shop equipment where previously it would be financially
impossible
and impractical. The non RV equivalent is estimated to need 10 times
the
solar panels to function.



All machinery which employs variable loads by 1-2 HP electric motors
can be
run *SIGNIFICANTLY* more efficient in RV Mode, not to mention now
able to be
solar driven to recharge the batteries *where previously it would be
impossible*.



*It is time the public mandate law to upgrade and enforce electric
motor
standards to match the RV's energy saving efficiency to do critically
needy
environmental benefit*. For complete detail and construction details
please
consult the technical thesis panacea completed, and sign up in the
relative
section for public lobby support of the mandates!.



This data needs to upgrade efficiency standards in industry, the
energy
savings the RV proves is premise to mandate law to make electric
motors more
environmentally sound. Green politicians and the public need to
enforce this
and support panaceas efforts to serve you for a sustainable future.
If you
are an industry worker which use machinery, a member of the public or
a
Green politician Please sign up and or contact panacea in the relative
section.



PLEASE SIGN THE PETITION
<http://panacea-bocaf.org/forms/rvpetition.html>FOR NO ENERGY WASTAGE
AND SUPPORT THE RV HERE!



These concepts and technology is public knowledge, and I encourage all
people that use machinery with rotary punch or solar cogeneration to
now
save money and energy b*y using the RV open sourced technology. *And
to
further commit towards the engineers goals of free energy and focus
helping
the youth to live free from subjugation and greener. Donate for
panacea.



Here is a technical video showing and proving these facts via the
replication results.



*Over unity/ZPE replication*



Panacea's replication choose to input the RV with a battery and
inverter and
show a DC current and voltage input for more accuracy.





Above is the RV full in view, showing the prime mover
,
alternator
with capacitor bank [centre]






With the RV running, the input is 11.7 volts on the inverter
from
the battery, and by the meter is reading a draw of 30.6 amps of
current,
which equals around 385 watts (Times the voltage by the current to
get the
watts)




The alternator out put shown by the meters reads *165 volts with 9.7
amps AC
of circulating current*. 165 volts times 9.7 amps of current equates
to
about *1600 watts.*



In summery the input current is 385 watts, The output current is
*1600 watts
*. Take 1600 watts, subtract 385 watts and it will equal *1215 watts
of over
unity from the input needed to create it*.



*Where is this excess energy coming from?*



*This is what needs to be studied and understood through further
testing in
the R and D centre*. Panaceas tests are conclusive and prove *it is
possible
to Loop the RV with the excess energy produced.* *And it is further
feasible
that Hectors R and D is valid and is to be submitted into the
research and
development centre.*



my tests-my replication inserted here (Normans replication and a
looping
attempt with phils OU and resonance collection and inverter)


The only way to make free green energy a reality is through open
source
technology and through the engineers committed and experienced to do
it.
Your input is the medium needed with grants. PUBLIC funded, publicly
disclosed, and free to the public. With out your public input, it
will only
stagnate.

*This device proves many things, The most important for now is that
we have
the capacity to develop higher efficient green energy systems and
keep them
in open sourced public disclosure or public knowledge.*



The RV, Trans-verter and related co-generation RV technology all will
be
perfected in panaceas centre. *please contribute to public free
energy,
support you none profit org and dontate and or sign up!!.*


Next is the Joe cell suppressed energy technology.


On 11/21/06, Mark Eldridge <updigme@...> wrote:
>
> I know that some in the group are interested in being able to
provide
> for themselves without the "help" of the local utilities. I show
you this
> because it is very close to the system that myself and my partners
are close
> to finishing. Some differences and some sketchy claims, but it is
refreshing
> to know that I'm not alone in my quest.
>
> As always, if I find out more, that is of actual use, I will pass
it along
> to the group.
>
>
> 11/20/06 - Self-Running Generator powered by Static
Electricity<http://www.andalusiastarnews.com/articles/2006/11/18/news/
372news.txt>
> [image: KeelyNet](I could not find the patent that the article
claims is
> pending. Inverter input can be from as low as 6VDC up to 120VDC
which would
> be used to produce 120VAC or so which would determine if the 10
volt coils
> are in parallel or series. Don't rag on me for the diagram, I have
no idea
> of the true schematic, this is just a rough idea of the layout with
the
> coils incorrectly wired. Will know more in future. - JWD) Walter
Owens
> thinks he has invented the machine that will "change the nation."
Known
> about town as a "tinker," the Florala resident has spent the last
18 years
> working on the concept of creating a device that would solve the
nation's,
> if not the world's, dependency on crude oil. His idea: a patent-
pending
> prototype for a generator fueled by static electricity. "It works
this way,"
> he said. "Static electricity is all around us, everyday. If you
stick your
> hand in Styrofoam peanuts and pull it out, they stick. That's static
> electricity. My machine draws the static electricity from the air,
as well
> as producing more. That charge then goes into a coil system that
magnifies
> the charge and converts it into D/C power. "That power then comes
out of 12
> different wires with enough amps to make electricity flow," he
said. A power
> converter is used to change the electricity converted from D/C
power to A/C
> power for use in everyday needs, he said. Operating on four car
batteries,
> the machine works by using start-up energy from the batteries to
drive a D/C
> motor that turns a flywheel. That magnetic flywheel runs through a
system
> where 300 feet of 10-gauge copper wires, enclosed in sheepskin,
pushes the
> electricity into 12 coils, with each coil producing somewhere
around 10
> volts of electricity. "This thing will build enough electrical
power to
> operate an automobile," he said. "It needs no gas, no oil. This one
unit is
> more than enough to run a house." He demonstrated his concept, by
showing
> how his invention puts out enough power to run an outboard motor
and corded
> work light. Owens, an accomplished inventor, holds 27 patents for
items such
> as farm equipment, a boat, a commode system and a newspaper rack.
"Look at
> all of our men and women who have lost their lives over the battle
for oil,"
> he said. "What if we could stop our dependency on gas, oil? We
could bring
> our guys home and go a long way in stopping pollution. I knew it
would be
> difficult, but I had to try. This could be the turning point for
our world."
> Currently, Owens has completed a prototype and is looking for
someone to
> take his invention into the marketplace. "This thing is much bigger
than
> me," he said. "It's going to take someone much younger than me to
get this
> thing out in the forefront where it needs to be. I'm looking for
someone to
> do that."
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Nali2001 on December 18, 2006, 12:55:59 AM
Problem is when you have a f.e machine and you do not patent it. Sombody will come around and claim the idea as theirs and do patent it and stop all progress on the thing. You can't do a thing because they have the patent, and are sitting on it.

What you can do is:
Invent a f.e device. Patent it. BUT be fully transparant in the patent. Discribe everything. So people can fully and without hidden stuff replicate it completely. In that way a patent can become a worldwide available and free instuction manual for all.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: lltfdaniel1 on December 18, 2006, 01:28:17 AM
If you open source it, then no one can patent it, well according under the corrupt laws.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: FreeEnergy on December 18, 2006, 05:43:44 AM
Like Unix/Linux GNU/GPL would probably be the best way to go if you need to patent.

* see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_General_Public_License and http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html


peace.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: lltfdaniel1 on December 18, 2006, 05:46:34 AM
Yes Microsoft really wants Linux gone,

http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=303152

Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Paul-R on December 19, 2006, 03:51:46 PM
Problem is when you have a f.e machine and you do not patent it. Sombody will come around and claim the idea as theirs and do patent it and stop all progress on the thing. You can't do a thing because they have the patent, and are sitting on it.

What you can do is:
Invent a f.e device. Patent it. BUT be fully transparant in the patent. Discribe everything. So people can fully and without hidden stuff replicate it completely. In that way a patent can become a worldwide available and free instuction manual for all.
This is true but expensive. It should be enough simply to disclose your work. It will then become "prior art", and will cause the next person's patent to fail.

The question is: How do you disclose technology with enough
publicity? What counts as "enough"?
Paul.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: FreeEnergy on December 31, 2006, 05:32:15 AM
yes i know GPL is for software.

this is the closest i can find in order to be "free and open source" for patenting. unless there is something else out there that i don't know of and is qualified as "free and open source" license.

the question is, is there a license out there that is qualified as "free and open source" for patenting a machine?
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: FreeEnergy on December 31, 2006, 09:01:10 AM
:)
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ResinRat2 on February 11, 2007, 01:20:19 PM
I think this is why I really like this forum. It gives individual researchers the opportunity to fully disclose their work to thousands of curious onlookers. Once the information is posted, people can immediately begin replication.

It does require generosity of the inventor though, since it does not work to the inventor's financial advantage; but if something does work, it allows the information to spread quickly.

Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: hydrocontrol on February 12, 2007, 03:28:39 AM
A patent only works if it is implented over the entire world and even then the results are in question. A patent 'if filed fully transparent' and is simple enough to replicate does not stop any one individual from replicating for their own purpose. Just as long as that individual does not set up a company for selling the item they can make them and give (not sell, at least not get caught selling) them to their friends.. What does the patent owner get.. Nada. A lot of items that are patented do not seem to have a problem being replicated in back rooms of other countries (like China) without any roylaties to the patent owner. Most good patents are owned or sold to large corporations that have the resources to go after others that are using the patent or they just bury it so others can not use it. A lot of time patents can be circumvented just by changing one or two items from the original. What does the original patent owner get. Nothing. Open source on the other hand gets the information out that can be used for practical purposes in a timely fashion. A lot depends on the type of person with the information. Do they want to make money ? Do they want to help 'save the world' ? Do they want frame ? It seems that most people that patent or try to patent a device that may help 'save the world' end up being dead. Being dead does not make you money, does not help 'save the world', and the only fame you get is being added to the list of dead inventors. So if you have a great device that may help 'save the world' then maybe open sourcing it may be the better may to go. It may not make you rich but you may live longer...
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: hartiberlin on February 12, 2007, 02:25:36 PM
Yes, as an inventor in this free energy field you can make
much more money and much more faster by going open
source, than from applying for a patent.

A patent is only good as long as you can fight financially
the big companies, which try to copy your patents with no royallities
payments.
Better go open source and make money from your famousity !
Write a book, be invited to paid talkshows, setup your own site
with Google adsense advertisement and get paid for the traffic, etc... etc..

Also get hired by a big company, who develops your technology further, etc..

It will all pay out muchg faster, than spending thousands for a patent
and fighting to get copycats from replicating it without paying
royallities...
Today in this Internet age, where information is transferred in millisconds
around the globe and where in China and other countries every hardware is
hacked in 2 weeks and reproduced in masses, it will
pay more out, if you go open source as the inventor...

Also much less stress without all the patent hassles...


Regards, Stefan.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ring_theory on February 13, 2007, 06:32:00 AM
open source? only usefull for peer review and getting the technology to those that will use it. other than that it's a failure as a way of getting rich. no one will buy the product if you give the technology away. IMHO!  ::)
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: FreeEnergy on February 13, 2007, 07:24:16 AM
open source? only usefull for peer review and getting the technology to those that will use it. other than that it's a failure as a way of getting rich. no one will buy the product if you give the technology away. IMHO!  ::)


actually a lot of people buy open source tech and depend on it. how do you think the internet got here? http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Rosphere on February 13, 2007, 01:24:14 PM
open source? only usefull for peer review and getting the technology to those that will use it. other than that it's a failure as a way of getting rich. no one will buy the product if you give the technology away. IMHO!  ::)

Given the choice, I think that most folks would rather shell out a few bucks and be done with it instead of attempt to build something themselves.  Not many of these folks would even care to know how it works as long as they knew they were saving money in the long run.  12:00  ;)
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ring_theory on February 13, 2007, 02:35:49 PM
open source? only usefull for peer review and getting the technology to those that will use it. other than that it's a failure as a way of getting rich. no one will buy the product if you give the technology away. IMHO!  ::)


actually a lot of people buy open source tech and depend on it. how do you think the internet got here? http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html

As far as i know the government setup the network and it was hacked. after that there has been no stopping it. on a side note just what did the government get for it in the terms of monitary gain? that would be my point.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ring_theory on February 13, 2007, 02:46:13 PM
open source? only usefull for peer review and getting the technology to those that will use it. other than that it's a failure as a way of getting rich. no one will buy the product if you give the technology away. IMHO!  ::)

Given the choice, I think that most folks would rather shell out a few bucks and be done with it instead of attempt to build something themselves.  Not many of these folks would even care to know how it works as long as they knew they were saving money in the long run.  12:00  ;)

well I'm going to test this theory. i'm going directly into manufacturing and selling my generators. gotta love ebay. as the inventor that has open sourced his inventions, it is only fair that i be the first to offer it as a finished product.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: hydrocontrol on February 13, 2007, 03:04:40 PM
Quote
well I'm going to test this theory. i'm going directly into manufacturing and selling my generators. gotta love ebay.
That sounds like a very good possibility. I would rather ebay a 'working' item rather than mess around trying to decipher a patent (or online babblings) only to have it fail after weeks of work.. Been there.. Done that.. No fun.. Case in point is the numerous replications of Steven Mark's TPU without an apparent working replication. A lot of interesting results but I see no light bulbs being lighted (for more than a few seconds) after more than a year of various tries by various people. Sure it may work but chances are it is missing that one little key that no one is going to find. If Steven Mark's (or anyone else for that matter) had workings TPU's on ebay I think a lot of people (including myself) would be buying one. Yes I may eventually be able to build one but if I can buy one for a reasonable amount of money then why bother. Open sourcing can make a person money if they want to work for it. Looking forward to your ebay listing to see what you have.  Later, Tom :)
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: FreeEnergy on February 13, 2007, 10:13:32 PM
are you referring to the guy that hacked NASA? http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1124.0.html
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ring_theory on February 13, 2007, 11:22:17 PM
are you referring to the guy that hacked NASA? http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1124.0.html

NO
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: hydrocontrol on February 14, 2007, 02:32:36 AM
Maybe the best reason of open source Vs. Patenting can be read here
http://www.web-space.tv/free-energy/D7.pdf
scroll down about half way down (page 19) where it starts talking about Patents and the patent secrecy act and what happens if you have a very useful patent. Very interesting reading.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: FreeEnergy on February 14, 2007, 09:22:19 AM
Maybe the best reason of open source Vs. Patenting can be read here
http://www.web-space.tv/free-energy/D7.pdf
scroll down about half way down (page 19) where it starts talking about Patents and the patent secrecy act and what happens if you have a very useful patent. Very interesting reading.

that link did not work for me.

anyways i still and always will stand for Open Source no matter what anybody says. from unix to linux etc open source is by far the best of the best and it will always be this way. but then again it is just my opinion ;)

peace
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: hydrocontrol on February 14, 2007, 01:52:32 PM
Quote
http://www.web-space.tv/free-energy/D7.pdf
It is some sort of German site. First time each day you will have to go down to the bottom highlited link and click on it.
The main page is
http://www.web-space.tv/free-energy
and the first time each day you will have to go to the bottom of that advertising page and click the link. There are a lot of interesting pages from the main page. Someone else on this form pointed this link out to me. It has been very interesting reading all the different PDF's. Later...
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: FreeEnergy on February 14, 2007, 10:14:26 PM
Quote
http://www.web-space.tv/free-energy/D7.pdf
It is some sort of German site. First time each day you will have to go down to the bottom highlited link and click on it.
The main page is
http://www.web-space.tv/free-energy
and the first time each day you will have to go to the bottom of that advertising page and click the link. There are a lot of interesting pages from the main page. Someone else on this form pointed this link out to me. It has been very interesting reading all the different PDF's. Later...

thanks, now it works! :)


peace
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: corona on February 23, 2007, 02:46:21 PM
my 2c....
Patents are the biggest waste of time in the world. They certainly aren't going to stop the likes of Chinese manufacturing plants from churning out as many copies as they like, or anyone else in the world for that matter, unless you have countless thousands of dollars to take them all to court to protect your patent.
You also have to have the thousands of dollars up front to purchase your patent, and you have to do this before you can test the markets response to such a product, and then you have to wait for the patent process to process your application, this all slows development remarkably.
And even once you've got your patent, it really isn't that hard for someone to innovate on top of your patent and get around any protection your patent afforded you.

Why go the pain and effort.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: idnick on February 23, 2007, 07:20:01 PM
Hi FreeEnergy

I came up with an idea the other day that I'm willing to share with you and/or Stefan that could be worth 0 to millions of $$$ I have no plans of promoting this. If you are interested or know someone who is, I'll PM you the info. and you can do whatever you want with it.

 The reason I'm doing this is that If any money is made from it, it could be used to help people who run into a little trouble like Jack H. or other members who need a helping hand.  Just need a trusted member to handle this and I think you or Stefan can do it.

Regards
Dave

PS  This is 100% free. Nothing in it for me
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: FreeEnergy on February 23, 2007, 11:46:31 PM
Hi FreeEnergy

I came up with an idea the other day that I'm willing to share with you and/or Stefan that could be worth 0 to millions of $$$ I have no plans of promoting this. If you are interested or know someone who is, I'll PM you the info. and you can do whatever you want with it.

 The reason I'm doing this is that If any money is made from it, it could be used to help people who run into a little trouble like Jack H. or other members who need a helping hand.  Just need a trusted member to handle this and I think you or Stefan can do it.

Regards
Dave

PS  This is 100% free. Nothing in it for me

email it to me


peace
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: FreeEnergy on March 03, 2007, 10:35:53 AM
is there a license out there that is qualified as "free and open source" for patenting a machine?

anyone?
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: d3adp00l on April 26, 2007, 04:34:00 AM
if you don't patent an idea the first mega corp. that does can sue you for building "their" property. If you patent it the people with the keys to the backdoor will know right away and be at your door step telling you if you build it we will be back. Its called a catch 22, rock and a hard place, etc. Its a very large game of chess and there are many pieces that can move in many ways. Can you figure a way to check mate the opposition without losing your king?
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: nwman on April 26, 2007, 05:13:28 AM
I say just take it to the guys on Myth Busters! That's my plan! j/k. I'm not sure if this has been commented on or no but you could also run the patent application through as if it was a toy or a piece of hardware. It wouldn't be red flagged as a PMM and you would still git the patent that would protect the design. If you can patent it in the major countries then I believe you have rights to all sales of the products in that country. That would be enough for me. Another thought is to take it to a university and have them stand behind you. Or like d3' said in a battle keep your friends close and your enemies closer. You may want to offer the Chinese a lease on the rights and have them build them for you. You could then sell them cheaper to the world then building them yourself. This does go against my belief in trying to keep jobs in the US though. Either way it would be fun to try and figure it out once you have something that works! ;)

Tim
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Magnamotion on May 04, 2007, 12:46:05 PM
@NWMAN
Either way it would be fun to try and figure it out once you have something that works!

Patent and get you or your family killed.... Dont patent, and have the last few years of your life, and all the money you invested in your invention wasted.....  Not my idea of fun.   Regards Frank
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: 2012 on May 23, 2007, 11:02:48 AM
If you want to save yourself and the planet, open source is the only way! Think about it!

If you managed to find a way to say, take advantage of a little known quirk in Faraday physics and came across a method of which to extract vast amounts of energy using 0 input (as an e.g) You will still make more than enough to live on and retire way more than comfortably.

Building units by hand in your garage, then a small workshop, while employing poorer single mothers to do the piece work for an exceptional rate...

So what you missed the global option, but they will know who you are, or not know, if that's what you want. ether way, you will have a thriving business that can expand into servicing very rapidly.....

No stresses, no stomach ulcers and no crooks trying to rip you off every single day of your life...

So make the website.......

Plans for members (Members subscription is $75 PA)

The fully printed kit plans are $200 (you think 400 million will be enough sales until Pirate bay and Bit torrent take over..even so, there are plenty who wouldn't know how to log into a password protected XP let alone find out what a bit torrent is, seriously!
I bet only 20% of people that have a computer know how to place a password on one!


The machine is $20 k (or whatever is reasonable) fully constructed and in kit form (made from sourcing third party help, i.e Poor single mothers..(Don't laugh, these people can't work full time but a chance to make $20 an hour is great, so long as it's on their time). Winding coils or making pressed parts, you supply the component making machine and show them how, they will love you!

So You won't end up a Billionaire, but is that what you want? If so, get out of this forum!
What you will do is this,,

Break the corrupt American Global Financial Systems back and send them into the pits of hell! (Not the Americans just the bankers riding on an Illegal system!, See Constitution, 1916, Federal reserve)

You will open up the entire world to better technology, you didn't think you would remain top dog did you? patent or not! This can only change our ways into the future for the future, political landscapes will change instantly as people become independent with energy, the markets will change and people living the high life now will find power and politicians no longer count for much. I'm not talking anarchy, just a change in methods and influence and a huge reduction globally in how big a government should be, or should need to be.


You will remove the need for Further Conflicts in the middle East and give the Rich thugs that would see you dead if you patent it the message that their little Kingdom is finished! and now they are going to be reduced to the Illiterate masses they forgot to educate) and a few of them will make allot selling plastics, if they are smart....

You will Save the world from Pollution killing us outright! When 1 Billion Chinese stat driving Carbon powered vehicles in the next 20 years, it's all over baby! No one will eat! No one can afford to eat! and only 1/5th of the worlds population will survive the Oil crash! i.e no oil! Imagine having to use wood / coal fired steam locomotives just to get wheat from East to west USA again?

So do you want to be Billionaire or a very wealthy human, personally, spiritually or otherwise alive and enjoying the precedent your efforts made not just for now, but for the entire future of humanity! As it is, there is a freight train coming and it's called fate!

You reap what you sow...

Do you think Searl would just be making a first demo for Patenting now, some 40 years later, if at the beginning of the internet boom he went open source? Imagine all those court cases he waisted time on, the cost and stress, more so the lost time! It would have happened 10 years ago, the Searl foundation! Imagine.......

So it goes open source, There it can be improved and taken to greater levels, all the time you have a hand in it and know that it will be you who gets the service calls and makes the newer models, plan sheets and kits for sale.....

Of course others will too, like how many flavors of Linux are there? But they will be mostly in other countries, counties and working to different conditions, some of which you don't want to deal with!

my 2cents












Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ring_theory on May 26, 2007, 11:03:40 AM
Is this open sourced enough?? However i still intend to patent it and retain all rights to the technology. As well as getting filthy rich in the process! Open source & patenting how dare I? 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_armature
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: 2012 on May 26, 2007, 03:14:53 PM
I Will,

Open source, won't come under patent fires,, where as Patenting it is like hey you ill take that off you,you did not patent it, now read about the hypocrites talking about saveing the planet.


watch useing technology to destory the planet = http://youtube.com/watch?v=NrERPOBMO04  ,

also watch, deprave the world of food and useing gm to poision it even more to make people even more sick >  http://youtube.com/watch?v=JdvhNnM850w

Links dead...
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: lancaIV on May 26, 2007, 06:29:05 PM
Patented objects are ever open source :
for DIY-self-producer,
for the industry after the 20(US:17)-years period
or the patent right only validate national .
Only a small part of the WIPO-archive ,energy related, publications did receive the right-award !

The russian TRIZ-Analytician Altschuller told to the world,
that 95% of all problem-solutions are in technical/physical existence,
we have only to search for the wished solution-effect
and where this is a permanent/periodical phenomen !
Sometimes we need -tactical/strategical-the  patent monopole right,
as example :
the Joseph C. Yater Thermionic cell,
cell materials are aluminium and copper,
with 1Kg foiled metals you can convert up to 50000 KW heat to electricity ,
with exspected 100% Carnot-efficiency !
Now we can also use,to need less cell-aerea/material,
the Argonne-Lab scientist Wilkinson invention-
a light-concentrator with an up to  20000x light density Quotient !
To realize the concentrator is ,relatively to the cell structure ,easy,
the cell can only be produced by machines,
so I do not see any chance to find  industrial interests without to receive warranties
for the investment risk ! 
The DIY-alternative would be the Ernesto Gomez thermovoltaic cell,
but the financial effect will be 10x higher KWH-price ,
compared with the Yater-cell !
I am ever pro-Patent when this "MONOPOLE" gives me and other positive effects !

Sincerely
            dL

Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: d3adp00l on May 28, 2007, 06:26:59 AM
One problem my friend, if I see what you design, and I have money, then I get my lawyers to patent it, that I sue you into the stone age(and everyone you sold plans to). Then I change it a bit so it doesn't quite work show that product, no one has faith in it and it disappears. 7 years of slander and mystique put it out of the main stream, and that is about it. If you the original inventor decide to build it after the 7 years, I just threaten you and your family, heck I might even do something more than scare you. Or just buy you off, cough(Steven mark(s)). Its a game of chess and one doesn't win chess by making one winning move its a series of moves that leads up to that one move and keeping your opponent from seeing your end goal.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: FreeEnergy on May 28, 2007, 07:10:58 AM
One problem my friend, if I see what you design, and I have money, then I get my lawyers to patent it, that I sue you into the stone age(and everyone you sold plans to).

sold plans to? Open Source is not about selling out.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: TheOne on May 28, 2007, 08:06:10 AM
One problem my friend, if I see what you design, and I have money, then I get my lawyers to patent it, that I sue you into the stone age(and everyone you sold plans to). Then I change it a bit so it doesn't quite work show that product, no one has faith in it and it disappears. 7 years of slander and mystique put it out of the main stream, and that is about it. If you the original inventor decide to build it after the 7 years, I just threaten you and your family, heck I might even do something more than scare you. Or just buy you off, cough(Steven mark(s)). Its a game of chess and one doesn't win chess by making one winning move its a series of moves that leads up to that one move and keeping your opponent from seeing your end goal.

You just need to make a book and trademark it, you will be protected again ass that do that
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: lancaIV on May 28, 2007, 12:07:02 PM
"Photocopying" ,invented,so told us,by Australians,commercial realized by Japaneses,
led us copying myriad times a book or plan content,
a copyright is also only valid between B2B relationship !
No inventor,worldwide, can more stop the human-CAD2CNC2CIM evolution,
c=computering=calculation,with all "KALKUEL" !
Pythagoras:translated to german speech "GOTT ZAEHLT !"
use the ,PANDORA-,freedom of the publicated ideas !
Destroy illegal barrier !
 
S
  dL

p.s.: Please, do not misinformate the consumer about commercial rights and
       commercial obligations !
       Informate about their freedom and possibilities to repeat physical good
       ideas,products  and their effects,the use is the only signal of personal
       acceptance !
     
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ring_theory on May 28, 2007, 05:14:47 PM
One problem my friend, if I see what you design, and I have money, then I get my lawyers to patent it, that I sue you into the stone age(and everyone you sold plans to). Then I change it a bit so it doesn't quite work show that product, no one has faith in it and it disappears. 7 years of slander and mystique put it out of the main stream, and that is about it. If you the original inventor decide to build it after the 7 years, I just threaten you and your family, heck I might even do something more than scare you. Or just buy you off, cough(Steven mark(s)). Its a game of chess and one doesn't win chess by making one winning move its a series of moves that leads up to that one move and keeping your opponent from seeing your end goal.

The main problem with that whole scenario is that your not going to be winning the suit. The original inventor is going to walk into the courthouse and take all your money. BAH! Your opponent allready knows what your end goal is. It is no secret! Let's see Hmmm Family taken, dead, or disassociative. Scare? Hmm good luck with that! Something more? LOL! Offense and Defense doesn't only apply to chess. Your not going to like what you find when you get here.  ::)   
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: d3adp00l on May 29, 2007, 02:59:21 AM
documentation can be manipulated, and the inventor will, has always, lost and exhausted his monetary supply to fight. Look at all of the examples in the last hundred years, Tesla, the inventor of so much (including radio) had his patent taken until it suited the government to give it back after he was dead. Just go through and read about anyone who comes up with an idea that might actually work, there is a short list of what happens to them, whether they patent it or not. But what can be said is that none of them are around to discuss a darn thing, are they? And if they are even said to be alive, good luck finding them. If you guys want to discuss the possible outcomes of patenting or opening it up, lets do it sighting examples.
Heres example #1 for patenting, Stan Meyer. Need I say more? O.K. I will Tom Ogle. I can go on.
An example of no patents, oh wait some major company patented it, and the inventor is gone and broke. So that leads to #3
Patents owned by large companies/government that bury the info. Steven Mark(s),Tesla etc.
Just look at the history of the moves and the pattern will arise. Once you see the pattern, then you will see that 99.9% of the moves are covered.
People generally have two motives for building O/u or even efficient new power sources, MONEY, or for the general good of mankind. From there the choices of the individuals are easy to predict, and therefore easy to defeat.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ring_theory on May 29, 2007, 03:51:56 AM
documentation can be manipulated, and the inventor will, has always, lost and exhausted his monetary supply to fight. Look at all of the examples in the last hundred years, Tesla, the inventor of so much (including radio) had his patent taken until it suited the government to give it back after he was dead. Just go through and read about anyone who comes up with an idea that might actually work, there is a short list of what happens to them, whether they patent it or not. But what can be said is that none of them are around to discuss a darn thing, are they? And if they are even said to be alive, good luck finding them. If you guys want to discuss the possible outcomes of patenting or opening it up, lets do it sighting examples.
Heres example #1 for patenting, Stan Meyer. Need I say more? O.K. I will Tom Ogle. I can go on.
An example of no patents, oh wait some major company patented it, and the inventor is gone and broke. So that leads to #3
Patents owned by large companies/government that bury the info. Steven Mark(s),Tesla etc.
Just look at the history of the moves and the pattern will arise. Once you see the pattern, then you will see that 99.9% of the moves are covered.
People generally have two motives for building O/u or even efficient new power sources, MONEY, or for the general good of mankind. From there the choices of the individuals are easy to predict, and therefore easy to defeat.

BAH!
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: lancaIV on May 29, 2007, 12:36:57 PM
http://v3.espacenet.com/textdoc?DB=EPODOC&IDX=GB337066&F=0
from 1930;

http://v3.espacenet.com/textdoc?DB=EPODOC&IDX=DE4311631&F=0
from 1993;

http://v3.espacenet.com/textdoc?DB=EPODOC&IDX=DE202006009117U&F=0
from 2006;

Did Mr. Chang received the best service from his patent attourney ?

Never ex(s)pect today high service quality or you will have to control their work,
as consequence that you do not need them !


S
 dL

p.s.: Old patent concepts/ideas can also have a function of a price guard,
       they can have a worser efficiency ,in relation to a new explored invention,
       but the material costs for the old one can be cheaper,
       and probably the manufactoring machines are less sophisticated.
       
       
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: d3adp00l on May 31, 2007, 08:24:21 AM
I am confused to the point you are trying to make with the patent list urls. But I find the  old one to be quite funny, I drew better than that in junior high.

And is "bah" a reply? JK.

Anyways the only way I can see to win the game is this find something that works, make a bunch of then on your own dime. Get a bunch of people who can understand and replicate the idea together and give them one, have them do the same. Keep it quiet, out of all head lines. Then install the devices in useful applications, and on the count of 3(or word from the orginal inventor) everyone floods it all out to local people, showing them the exact how and why. Have everyone around you building or buying them. In multiple places on the face of the globe. By the time mainstream news hit it there will be too many who understand it, and no one really knows who thought of it first, it simply IS. If a couple thousand units showed up all around the world at the exact same time, its check and mate.

Of course doing that in the U.S. would be an act of treason, and punishable by death. And I am being serious, the gov would get really bent by not being able to exploit the device for military only purpose. They would make us pay anything to keep their military advantages, as if they don't have enough already.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ring_theory on May 31, 2007, 04:13:25 PM
@d3adp00l

The game will be won in a very simular fashon as you suggested. That is why I have Open sourced my technologies here in this forum.
Overunity.com Is a "international research" forum. I chose it for that reason. To gain interest in research internationally. I actually want others to do independent research on a couple of my systems electronic and mechanical means. The electronic well it's costly the components. Mechanical means shouldn't cost over $35 to build and a few hours of time. I'm currently gathering components for prototype #1 on it. allready got the magnets, wire for the induction coils, o-rings, and motor controller. I will be posting the progress here in this forum. The SRTT well that's a little too dangerous for the everyday garage researcher. Testing is going to have to be done by responcible research facilities. That is why not quite all details are available for the SRTT.

Treason? Is bill gates a comunist? He colaberated with the chinese with some of his technology to suit there needs. Had it been developed for the military ONLY and he was privy to it. sure i could see treason. Power generation is a international interest in all applications civilian and military alike. However my technologies are not military spacific or of interest in any other way to the military.
     
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: d3adp00l on June 01, 2007, 06:05:33 AM
@R/T likewise in the forum.
        As far as old Billy, I am sure that our boys don't mind at all to a potential bad guy having tech that our military has backdoor access to. And if something generated power, that would be a different story, (yes an opinion of mine). It would be a problem for things bigger than the GOV, and therefore more than likely the GOV would be used like a lapdog to eliminate it. Simple way to look at it, you can't mess with a multi trillion dollar industry and expect to get away with it scottfree. More money goes through those companies than our GOV collects in taxes,(by my last account). That makes it a national security issue, and the domain of the military/three letter agencies, and therefore more than likely a treasonous offense, (just my projection of likely outcomes). Like it says below I believe that knowledge belongs to us all, how we apply it to eachother determines how fast we increase that knowledge. But I will say this, if something I was working on was found to be worthwhile, I would probably seek a more discrete way to share it, but I am not sure the specifics of how that could be done. Maybe a chainletter:) This whole concept would be an interesting scenario to watch and be apart of, sure would answer some questions about whether there are people really ready to do something to stop it. Not sure I really what to know the answer to that though.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ring_theory on June 01, 2007, 03:05:44 PM
You allready know the answer. The world is saturated with overunity, free-energy, perpetial motion, anti-gravity etc, forums, mechanisms, and people claiming to have the answer to those problems. I think the everyday people want to do something about it, but where to invest their resources, providing they have any. Most just want to watch and see the outcome, few want to participate and those that do, want to do it from afar and anon. so yes indeed fear, ignorance, and lust for power will allways win out.

So I sacrifice my freedoms, my very life, in an attempt to help mankind. Because i will not let fear overcome me, Ignorance persuade me, or lust for power distract or oppress me. What will you and the rest of the free world sacrifice?? Let your answer be your guiding force! But i'll tell you now if your not part of the solution your part of the problem.     
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: d3adp00l on June 02, 2007, 12:47:05 AM
And the only way to get to a desired end result is to know where you are going before you start, which allows you to plan the route to take, and not stumble in the dark never getting there. Half of the problem is the tech, the other half is getting it in the world. I have often wondered why more people I know won't help out, they always claim that they don't know anything about what I am working on. Neither did I until I started working on it, oh well. Good luck with your work, me and Silver are gonna get to work.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: lancaIV on June 02, 2007, 02:44:47 AM
Pardon, but was not,several months before, an announcement about a chinese
inventor(P.R.C) of a motor/generator concept ?
Who also wish to donate the concept to the U.N. ?

Such kind of public "attack" can, under "worlwide press watch" security ,save the concept and the inventor ! 

S
  dL

p.s.: "sacrifice", sacer/sacerdote/sacrificium
       ring_theory,do you know that Jesus Christus,human,had been positioned to be
       GOD-same by (now) "holy" Imperator and "helios"(SUN-GOD) Konstantin !?
       One Imperator with two religions ! And  also known as murder !
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ring_theory on June 02, 2007, 08:40:37 AM
Pardon, but was not,several months before, an announcement about a chinese
inventor(P.R.C) of a motor/generator concept ?
Who also wish to donate the concept to the U.N. ?

Such kind of public "attack" can, under "worlwide press watch" security ,save the concept and the inventor ! 

S
  dL

p.s.: "sacrifice", sacer/sacerdote/sacrificium
       ring_theory,do you know that Jesus Christus,human,had been positioned to be
       GOD-same by (now) "holy" Imperator and "helios"(SUN-GOD) Konstantin !?
       One Imperator with two religions ! And  also known as murder !

I wasn't aware of the chinese inventor or his concept. could you please elaborate or link to an article? Yes such publicity could save a concept or inventor providing others are willing to stand up for the concept and the inventor. But sadly most will just dismiss it and go on with their daily lifes.

It stands to reason that jesus christ was in line to become god. Ahh yes greek mythology A hidden key exists within the greek alphabet. the key furthur unlocks what has come to be known as Greek mythology. Helios is the helix. Constantine is a constant. However it isn't limited to greek background many ancient writings mythology art and cultures religions will be found to make a whole. We must not limit ourselfs to one or two religions. the aztec's, myans, sumarians, druids and ALL the other ancients have keys within their writings portraials of gods etc. The ancients preserved this technology as they knew that it would be lost without their testimonials. 

The key to understanding the relationship between the gods and their appropreate scientific counterpart is understanding the mechanism that they are referring to. after several years of research and development on my technology It started to become apparent that Helios's chariot and Ezekiel's wheel was one in the same. as i studied religions, ancient civilizations and the artifacts, monoliths, megaliths, etc that they left behind. I discovered that the aztec calendar was not a calendar at all but rather a complex blueprint. A blueprint left behind for mankind to decypher. Understanding the technology that it refers to is to understand that nature safeguards it's secrets to be revealed when mankind is ready to understand and apply the knowledge for the benifit of mankind in a safe manner.

To achieve that goal ALL the religions must be united and it must be understood that each religion plays a criticle role in the understanding of the unified whole. Are we ready to do this?? Not only NO but HELL NO! One must look at it as a trillion piece puzzle. At first it is overwhelming the vastness of it. However to complete the puzzle you have to start with one piece. Mankind has allready ammassed a great deal of the knowledge it takes to complete the puzzle. however it is still just a small fraction of the puzzle.     
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Freezer on June 30, 2007, 10:33:44 AM
I didn't know where to post this of if everybody's read this already, but it has some good information in here about the history of free energy devices.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/6761/Kelly-D-A-The-Manual-of-Free-Energy-Devices-and-Systems
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: FreeEnergy on August 22, 2007, 10:49:04 AM
Open Source Movement on CNN:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=V8tSRJ8e3b0
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: omnispace on September 17, 2007, 10:53:32 PM
This might not work for inventions, but if you want to openly publish results of an experiment, and keep them freely available, I suggest the GNU's FDL:

http://www.gnu.org/licenses/licenses.html#FDL (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/licenses.html#FDL)

Your published (i.e., on the web) results become free (as in freedom) and copyleft, so anyone who copies it has to share as well.  And this removes any confusion that open "source" might cause when referring to research.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: bolt on September 18, 2007, 12:04:37 AM
interesting point about patents only gives you some grounds to fight it in court. However it comes with no guarantee and no one else is going to do the world policing for you. As we all know a small time inventor with little cash can never defend himself against a large company especially a foreign one thats copies your idea within 2 weeks of launch. History is full of court cases lasting many years over patents and sometimes even the original patent applicant loses.

In the last decade its becoming normal practice right or wrong to use the internet to freely and openly download, movies, DVD's software, games,music etc and so do you think something as important as free or tapped energy device will not end up on every p2p download site and mirror within hours. What can you do take the entire planet to court? LOL no chance. Everyone will get a slice of the action and any will tool up for big business factories churning out the device by the millions and selling them on ebay. Not even microsoft can stop the theft as they said in one report 1 in 3 copies of windows was a pirate copy thus the incentive for the authenticity checker which is also been hacked 5 times same with the Xbox look at that hacked within weeks.

Several countries have their own views on patents. India for example allows  patent protected pharmaceuticals to be manufactured quite legally and about 1/100th of the cost of say US drugs and the patent law their only protects the manufacturing process and not the ingredients themselves. SO If my power coil was made by applying 2 coats of silver varnish and allow to dry for 12 hours in India they only have to change that to dunk into silver and dry in oven for 10 minutes and the manufacturing process has changed although the finished product is the same.

Only way is either go open source and tell everyone everything or keep very low key make a few and grind off all the IC markings put the electronics in a box and fill it with potting compound and glue the lid on and this will make it a bit more awkward to see how it works. LOL


Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: FreeEnergy on September 18, 2007, 08:44:48 AM
Code Breakers Episode 2:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cqdqKhLIAQ


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbMSct1w8yE


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MolfqAcUguo
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: mapsrg on October 22, 2007, 05:16:33 AM
Free energy ......it is freedom from control.I used a patent in New Zealand to test for interest in my free energy idea...no bites.......I was surprised that I could patent it.I have since posted this idea in this forum. I do not beleive that any free energy technology can be of direct benefit to the inventor .Free energy will not be controlled......everyone needs it.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: cyclops on January 24, 2008, 03:10:16 AM
Hello everyone. I have come up with a very simple and interesting device that I have applied for provisional patent. My question is there any reason why (once the pending status is secured) I couldn't release the information and share? After all, I will need help testing/proving the device and I really want it reproduced by others.
Dave
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: omnispace on January 24, 2008, 03:19:28 AM
You can share.  Patents don't restrict the patent holder from doing whatever they want with it.  If you want to patent something, but want others to be able to use it, you can write up a license agreement to that effect (in the same way that the GPL applies to copyrighted software).
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: cyclops on January 24, 2008, 03:26:56 AM
And so If I were to share with this forum, could say a company or corp. use it as it would now be out in the open?
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: omnispace on January 24, 2008, 04:38:43 PM
And so If I were to share with this forum, could say a company or corp. use it as it would now be out in the open?

Maybe, but remember, all (or most) patents on file with the patent office can be viewed freely.  They are "out in the open", and there's not much you could do if some company in China / 3rd world country decided to infringe your patent.

If you wrote up a license agreement, it could be specific for certain people on the forum.  That way you could decide who could legally use the device (at least in countries that with strong IP enforcement).  I suppose a company could create a forum persona, and you wouldn't know if they were a real person or not.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: cyclops on January 25, 2008, 12:39:00 AM
Thanks Omni, I believe I will post a video of my device soon, as it seems to me that it would be the right thing to do.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: mapsrg on January 25, 2008, 05:57:50 AM
The first patents were issued in Venice and usthered in an era of massive growth as opposed to the dark ages.....IF the UN was worth anything there should of been an international agreement on patents by now...but no.Still technological advancement  like free energy cannot be limited once it is revealed....it would become the standard because of economic impact and its impact would free the world from its shackles in so many different ways.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ashtweth_nihilisti on August 22, 2008, 03:48:17 AM
It wont happen, and its no where NOW.

The argument is over my friends,  ALL would be patent holders are worried about the open source money loss side of it. Well empirical cases prove that thats NOT the case. Open source can get renumeration, and its the only way to get safety and ENSURE (read that again) dissemination. I don't want to hear that others are different with patenting as they have no technology out there,  where is it? be out next week?.Sorry. Its no where. Steron is no where, Steven Ryan is no where, EBM is no where(these are modern cases with technology already ready to market and patented) Why are you the patent holders different? you will do some thing different then they did? LOL Sorry you can do nothing they didn't do.

The argument is over about not being able to make money from open source.Ossie Freedom did that with a  booster (http://www.overunity.com/hho.htm) he open sourced it and now makes 3-4 million per year in book sales.If i need to explain WHY a patent limits the inventor then i am afraid the patent holder is not of sound mental mind.

For what ever reason the patent holder with free energy technology may feel

Open source can get you money
Open source IS THE ONLY SECURITY (given the nature of free energy technology politically)
Open source gets out in REAL TIME

So whats the excuse? there is none.

Ash
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: utilitarian on August 22, 2008, 06:54:25 AM
It wont happen, and its no where NOW.

The argument is over my friends,  ALL would be patent holders are worried about the open source money loss side of it. Well empirical cases prove that thats NOT the case. Open source can get renumeration, and its the only way to get safety and ENSURE (read that again) dissemination. I don't want to hear that others are different with patenting as they have no technology out there,  where is it? be out next week?.Sorry. Its no where. Steron is no where, Steven Ryan is no where, EBM is no where(these are modern cases with technology already ready to market and patented) Why are you the patent holders different? you will do some thing different then they did? LOL Sorry you can do nothing they didn't do.

The argument is over about not being able to make money from open source.Ossie Freedom did that with a very crappy booster (water4gas) he open sourced it and now makes 3-4 million per year in book sales.If i need to explain WHY a patent limits the inventor then i am afraid the patent holder is not of sound mental mind.

For what ever reason the patent holder with free energy technology may feel

Open source can get you money
Open source IS THE ONLY SECURITY (given the nature of free energy technology politically)
Open source gets out in REAL TIME

So whats the excuse? there is none.

Ash

I am confused.  You are citing examples of Steorn and EBM, which have produced nothing because they have nothing.  It is not a patent issue, it is an inablitiy-to-produce issue.

Interestingly, there is an equal amount of open-source working free energy devices - zero.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Xformer on August 22, 2008, 07:35:36 AM
I am confused.  You are citing examples of Steorn and EBM, which have produced nothing because they have nothing.  It is not a patent issue, it is an inablitiy-to-produce issue.

Interestingly, there is an equal amount of open-source working free energy devices - zero.


@utilitarian
Would U please give us some more solid examples of working FE devices  getting to --- zero?
Are those technical issues or personal issues?

I assume open source always give immediate positive educational effects for general public on tech ideas and info.
Would that be considered overall as a better human achievement !?
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: professor on August 22, 2008, 07:36:44 AM
Right on!
Unfortunately I have to agree with you.
But what is the recourse?
Having as many devices as you can afford build in China or in countries not dictated to by you know who?
then have them flood the Market.
Only problem is you will not be able to import these devices.
Get rid of the  "You know who" is the only solution that I can see,besides keeping your invention to yourself .
Professor




quote author=d3adp00l link=topic=1821.msg32727#msg32727 date=1180326419]
One problem my friend, if I see what you design, and I have money, then I get my lawyers to patent it, that I sue you into the stone age(and everyone you sold plans to). Then I change it a bit so it doesn't quite work show that product, no one has faith in it and it disappears. 7 years of slander and mystique put it out of the main stream, and that is about it. If you the original inventor decide to build it after the 7 years, I just threaten you and your family, heck I might even do something more than scare you. Or just buy you off, cough(Steven mark(s)). Its a game of chess and one doesn't win chess by making one winning move its a series of moves that leads up to that one move and keeping your opponent from seeing your end goal.
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Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: jeffc on August 22, 2008, 07:59:06 AM
Problem is when you have a f.e machine and you do not patent it. Sombody will come around and claim the idea as theirs and do patent it and stop all progress on the thing. You can't do a thing because they have the patent, and are sitting on it.

What you can do is:
Invent a f.e device. Patent it. BUT be fully transparant in the patent. Discribe everything. So people can fully and without hidden stuff replicate it completely. In that way a patent can become a worldwide available and free instuction manual for all.

Nali2001,

I don't agree with your assumption about patents.  Patents cannot be granted for things already invented.  Now, that doesn't mean the patent office knows everything that has been invented, but they do check many sources, including anything published by groups such as IEEE.  So if you invent a FE machine, you need to open source it and publish it everywhere you can, especially at official places like IEEE which will prove the date you published. 

Of course, you could also decide to patent your invention too, and many people here don't seem to realize that a patent doesn't prevent you from giving the invention to the public.  As a patent holder you can do whatever you want with the invention, including giving it to the public.

Regards,
jeffc
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: jeffc on August 22, 2008, 08:01:33 AM
Right on!
Unfortunately I have to agree with you.
But what is the recourse?
Having as many devices as you can afford build in China or in countries not dictated to by you know who?
then have them flood the Market.
Only problem is you will not be able to import these devices.
Get rid of the  "You know who" is the only solution that I can see,besides keeping your invention to yourself .
Professor




quote author=d3adp00l link=topic=1821.msg32727#msg32727 date=1180326419]
One problem my friend, if I see what you design, and I have money, then I get my lawyers to patent it, that I sue you into the stone age(and everyone you sold plans to). Then I change it a bit so it doesn't quite work show that product, no one has faith in it and it disappears. 7 years of slander and mystique put it out of the main stream, and that is about it. If you the original inventor decide to build it after the 7 years, I just threaten you and your family, heck I might even do something more than scare you. Or just buy you off, cough(Steven mark(s)). Its a game of chess and one doesn't win chess by making one winning move its a series of moves that leads up to that one move and keeping your opponent from seeing your end goal.


Patents take a while to be granted, typically 18 months to several years.  That should be plenty of time for a working invention to be spread around the world open source.

Regards,
jeffc
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ashtweth_nihilisti on August 22, 2008, 09:26:48 AM
>I am confused.  You are citing examples of Steorn and EBM, which have produced nothing because they have nothing.  It is not a patent issue, it is an inablitiy-to-produce issue

Your confused as you don't know all the facts ;)

1) i have personally spoken to EBM, and they offered for us to come up and learn their technology (they have a physical device there)
http://panacea-bocaf.org/energybymotion.htm

They also now charge an enormous amount of money to partner with them.
Steorn another story but same pattern with the patent.

Its only down the track they had to the independent validation, but still could they have not of done what ossie freedom did and got it out there in REAL time?
The FACTS are simple.

Patent, stagnation
open source=progress and renumeration is possible




Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: starcruiser on August 22, 2008, 03:51:26 PM
The only real thing the patent office does is give the government the ability to steal the invention from you. The first thing the patent office does is allow the government to review the data to determine if it is worthy of use by the government or if it is a national security risk (a risk to the financial stability/market as they see it). IF any of this holds true they confiscate it and tell the person/group who attempted to patent it that it already was patented and the government holds the patent and threatens them with jail and/or court action if they continue pursuing the tech.

The other side of the coin is if the idea is worthy and not a threat to the establishment, it will be leaked to a friendly company while the patent office holds up your application so the other company can file and get approval first, thus locking the little guy out of the opportunity.

I say open source is the only way to go, this at least prevents the suppression mechanism of the government and Big Business stealing the idea. I agree with the idea of sharing it with a lot of others and produce copies and release them at the same time, this would at least give them (the elites) a headache and give the inventor a chance at get the tech out there for the masses to benefit from and potentially make a few bucks in the process.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ashtweth_nihilisti on August 22, 2008, 04:40:33 PM
here here

people don't understand that your not patenting a device, your threating the status quo
there is no such thing as a patent on a free energy device, ask Newman.

Until we have a centralized hub where in the public eye we can validate,  disclose and protect inventions like can be the case in the example of the proposed granted Panacea research and development center
http://panacea-bocaf.org/researchanddevelopment.htm
inventors are better off seeking remuneration or money through open source books sales like Ossie freedom.

Ash
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: utilitarian on August 23, 2008, 04:40:27 PM
@utilitarian
Would U please give us some more solid examples of working FE devices  getting to --- zero?
Are those technical issues or personal issues?

I assume open source always give immediate positive educational effects for general public on tech ideas and info.
Would that be considered overall as a better human achievement !?

You want an example of there being no working free energy devices?  How can there be an example of that?  There can only be an example of a working free energy device, of which there is none.  If you have an example of anything that has been verified, it would be earth-shattering news, so out with it, my good man!

I have no issue with open source.  Software, in particular, has benefitted much from the open source movement.  Though it should be noted that software development in particular lends itself to open source more than any other area I can think of, because it can be shared so easily, and work is easy to divide up.

And Ashtweth, I cannot believe you are dragging up EBM, one of the most notorious huckster companies in Hungary, and based on what?  Because you called them on the phone and they assured you they have a device?  Laughable.  Oh wait, and they want a lot of money?  Funny how that goes.  Do you know of a single company that uses an EBM to power anything?  Thought so.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ashtweth_nihilisti on August 23, 2008, 04:46:00 PM
Hang on i remember you, i remember you usually make allot of incredulous assumptions and have no real contribution's, i remember you now
They have a physical device, go and see it and read the reports. its more then you have

Way more then you have.
i have no need or desire to discuss particulars with you, as now i remember you, my time is far more precious

You like that one?
I do

Regards
Ash
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: utilitarian on August 23, 2008, 07:56:45 PM
Hang on i remember you, i remember you usually make allot of incredulous assumptions and have no real contribution's, i remember you now
They have a physical device, go and see it and read the reports. its more then you have

Way more then you have.
i have no need or desire to discuss particulars with you, as now i remember you, my time is far more precious

You like that one?
I do

Regards
Ash

My contributions have resulted in exactly as many free energy breakthroughs as your contributions - exactly zero.

If you believe the EBM is real based on some reports, you are gullible beyond comprehension.  Name one company that has bought and uses an EBM device to power anything.  Surely there is one - they have been selling these things for years, right?
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ashtweth_nihilisti on August 24, 2008, 08:06:43 AM
ZERO is your figure , my R and D contributions/replications are in many documents on the uni site, and i continue to do open source research with them.You have incredulous assumptions, in fact i have never seen your R and D or devices any where , dont want you to be remembered as an avid skeptic, this attitude doesn't get any where on a site like this.

>Name one company that has bought and uses an EBM device to power anything.  Surely there is one - they have been selling these things for years, right?

No, Wrong, You haven't been to the EBM lab and seen the 10 tone device and or tested it and or understand how much they charge for their device. I do.I can see AGAIN that you have no idea of the situation. First you should of gone there your self to find out how much they are charging to use their device and license it.Think people give away a ten tone device to use for normal money?, LOL, your allot dumber then i thought. You think you can just purchase one for a few 1000 dollars?  The point is, your incredulous assumptions are not based on any experience, and your avid skeptic guesses are in now way a contribution much like your R and D attitude i see. I hope you learn and better your self soon and contribute.

Back on topic

The open source software example can be paralleled to the FE movement, open source software makers know that there are people and groups out there etc that will take on their software,use it and improve it, even businesses. Its time now that FE inventors/engineers realize that the same benefits are in the case of the alternative and free energy movements. There are thousands of engineers now ready to replicate and validate the technology. Plus ensure disseminations, not only this, they have also improved what they have. Look at the security it creates in this genre of technology.

For example, the GEET would be NO WHERE, if not for the French open source engineers and Paul Pantone open sourcing a version of the Free plans. This open source disclosure advanced education and caused others to invent the SPAD system which is now a commercial business based on and ONLY as a result of open source engineers efforts.Still it needs due promotion and public attention to reach capacity tho, (we are working on that this year.)

Despite his business mistakes the principle was sound, we already know that opens sourcing technology can work, thats already proven, HOWEVER, in our case, its WHAT we are open sourcing, that is, technology that threatens the status quo  and contradicts faculties circular's. What does that mean? It means that we have MORE of a reason to an extent to release and open source.

If people can lead by example, the same in the case of what Ossie Freedom did with his books sales then every one is happy and there can be improvement and revenue/renumeration return, lets not forget security and advancing education. The EXCUSE of the money issues is over and proven from a 2008 case file!(Ossie).I think our best chance is building on case files to show these benefits and examples to exert a better influence, the OU.com forums engineers are doing this with their R and D, plus we have a concise profile now of case files to help these examples.http://panacea-bocaf.org/howtheywentwrong.htm.

Showing the PUBLIC/patent engineers GROWING case files of the benefits of  open source engineers building(plus Ossie freedoms 3-4 million per year in books sales) and examples of patent engineers and current stagnation  with the previous mistakes (there will be more from patent inventors watch and see) is very objective if presented properly. it is important the PUBLIC know this also.OU.com engineers are instrumental in this, and our open source cases will be the one which breaks the camels back, i can assure you ;).Stefan and other senior members wont be retiring here very soon ;D

I think the FE inventor with the device holding the patent, needs to realize a few things, and the first is that the release and license (granted that he does this as an AFFORDABLE price unlike EBM) of it opens the door to all the other engineers, and devices. Once a validation is done by an independent third party,then this reproducible open sourced result can still help them. Consumer awareness and demand stops suppression, ATM no one has independently  validated OU(doesn't mean it doesn't exist) to CAPACITY, they hide and wont let you reproduce it to prove to the public, if they do (looking at steorn here) its only a LIMITED reproduction, not enough to let the cat out of the bag.

We know that letting some independently validate it  and use it, ( open sourcing it) can still get the Fe inventor or patent holder momentum.Case files where this has happened is in Gary porters EVGRAY vibrator circuit (on the panacea university site, he has a patent but still open sourced it) it has been reproduced and validated, and can be spread more.

The next one i hope will this guy hopefully, he was HELPED buy open source engineers to find his OU!
http://panacea-bocaf.org/ismaelaviso.htm

Ash
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AB Hammer on August 29, 2008, 03:26:00 PM
 Patents do not stop what we want in the effects of open sourced to the public to build for ourselves, but it does stop people from stealing it and making their own companies form it. What open sourcing is like, the invention is a meat, and it gets thrown to a pack of hungry wolves (big business) and it will be devoured with nothing left for you the inventor, and they will change it a little and patent it and you won't be able to build and sell for you don't have the patent.

Big buisness loves open sourcing.

 Roll Eyes Reality check!!
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ashtweth_nihilisti on August 30, 2008, 05:27:29 AM
HERE here!

Also i state, ALL if not 99.9% do not know of the limitations the patent office has READY for them ONLY, being the FREE ENERGY inventor.
There is already limitations now with the patent office for FREE energy device
check the attached.

Things are slightly different TODAY, but ask Jack Hildenbrand  and read this NEW page on the subject.
http://panacea-bocaf.org/howtheywentwrong.htm
ask what would of happened if JACK at least licensed/open sourced it like Ossie Freedom.

He could of made money, he thought other wise
Now Jack Hildenbrand.is a victim to the patent office

HELLO :)

Ash
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: z.monkey on August 30, 2008, 05:48:29 AM
Howdy Y'all,

The patent system is a very clever deception.  On the surface it is a way for inventors to protect their inventions and deliver the profits to the people who deserve them.  But the underlying mechanism is to control technologies entering the market.  When the powers that be see technologies moving through the patent office that they do not want in the public domain they can stop the technologies there before they enter the public domain.  The patent system is really an insidious way of controlling technology and keeping beneficial technology out of the hands of the people that could benefit from it.  It is a very evil deception...

Blessed Be...
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: utilitarian on August 30, 2008, 07:13:18 AM
Howdy Y'all,

The patent system is a very clever deception.  On the surface it is a way for inventors to protect their inventions and deliver the profits to the people who deserve them.  But the underlying mechanism is to control technologies entering the market.  When the powers that be see technologies moving through the patent office that they do not want in the public domain they can stop the technologies there before they enter the public domain.  The patent system is really an insidious way of controlling technology and keeping beneficial technology out of the hands of the people that could benefit from it.  It is a very evil deception...

Blessed Be...

One question.  When is the last time you have heard of a company, any company, file a patent lawsuit to prevent someone else from manufacturing a free energy device?

Compare that to the normal amount of patent lawsuits out there.  Keep in mind how a patent lawsuit comes about:

1.  Someone is using a technology, usually to make money.
2.  Someone else says, "Aha, that technology is close to my technology"
3.  That someone else sues.

Notice how that is not happening here.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: utilitarian on August 30, 2008, 07:14:49 AM
No, Wrong, You haven't been to the EBM lab and seen the 10 tone device and or tested it and or understand how much they charge for their device. I do.I can see AGAIN that you have no idea of the situation. First you should of gone there your self to find out how much they are charging to use their device and license it.Think people give away a ten tone device to use for normal money?, LOL, your allot dumber then i thought. You think you can just purchase one for a few 1000 dollars?  The point is, your incredulous assumptions are not based on any experience, and your avid skeptic guesses are in now way a contribution much like your R and D attitude i see. I hope you learn and better your self soon and contribute.

I noticed how you conventiently do not know of a single company licensing the EBM technology or using an EBM device to power anything.  I guess their price is so high no one can afford it?  Maybe they ought to come down, what do you think?
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: z.monkey on August 30, 2008, 07:28:27 AM
Howdy Utilitarian,

As far as I can tell free energy patents never make it through the patent office, so there is nothing to sue over...

pity...

Blessed be...
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ashtweth_nihilisti on August 30, 2008, 07:30:09 AM
I noticed how you conveniently do not know of a single company licensing the EBM technology or using an EBM device to power anything.  I guess their price is so high no one can afford it?  Maybe they ought to come down, what do you think?

>conventiently

Its spelled conveniently

I noticed how you don't know a single thing about the Patent office,REAL case files, EBM.
Please do this research

>  I guess

Yes these guessing of yours need not be, there is enough HARD facts to show you the benefits of OPEN source against Patenting.
That is self evident what you asked me



Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: utilitarian on August 30, 2008, 07:34:24 AM
>conventiently

Its spelled conveniently

I noticed how you dont know a single thing about the Patent office,REAL case files, EBM and i cant find your R and D any where.

>  I guess

Yes these guessing of yours need not be, there is enough HARD facts to show you the benefits of OPEN source against Patenting.
That is self evident what you asked me


WTF, a spelling flame?  Are you really stooping that low? You should reread your last few posts before you start down that road.

So, tell me, where in the world is even a single EBM device being used to generate energy, besides, allegedly, at EBM's headquarters?  Surely their device must be in use somewhere, after all these years in the business.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ashtweth_nihilisti on August 30, 2008, 07:37:48 AM
One question.  When is the last time you have heard of a company, any company, file a patent lawsuit to prevent someone else from manufacturing a free energy device?

Compare that to the normal amount of patent lawsuits out there.  Keep in mind how a patent lawsuit comes about:

1.  Someone is using a technology, usually to make money.
2.  Someone else says, "Aha, that technology is close to my technology"
3.  That someone else sues.

Notice how that is not happening here.

You missed the boat.

The Patent doesn't get that far, and if it does, its still vulnerable to other weaknesses, not only this , its the method of DISCLOSING IT, which is what the metaphor for the patent is, where as open sourcing allows security and ensures dissemination, and also as we prove again this is stated to remind every one, can still make money.  The point he was making, is the FREE ENERGY patent doesn't get that far, in marketing, in manufacture, and at OTHER levels, look at the document i posted.Plus it opens up un necessary interference from other factions, not only this, but many other things.

Therefore, with FREE ENERGY technology, the scales still favor open source
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: utilitarian on August 30, 2008, 08:15:55 AM
Howdy Utilitarian,

As far as I can tell free energy patents never make it through the patent office, so there is nothing to sue over...

pity...

Blessed be...

Free energy patents do make it through.  They just have to be phrased in such a way as to not appear to be perpetual motion devices, which is easy to do.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: utilitarian on August 30, 2008, 08:18:06 AM
You missed the boat.

The Patent doesn't get that far, and if it does, its still vulnerable to other weaknesses, not only this , its the method of DISCLOSING IT, which is what the metaphor for the patent is, where as open sourcing allows security and ensures dissemination, and also as we prove again this is stated to remind every one, can still make money.  The point he was making, is the FREE ENERGY patent doesn't get that far, in marketing, in manufacture, and at OTHER levels, look at the document i posted.Plus it opens up un necessary interference from other factions, not only this, but many other things.

Therefore, with FREE ENERGY technology, the scales still favor open source

I think you missed my point.  My point is that big business is not trying to shut down free energy by buying up patents.  Big business does not care about the threat of free energy, because that threat is non-credible.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ashtweth_nihilisti on August 30, 2008, 08:21:46 AM
Wrong on all accounts.

The Pros and cons of the open source Issue Vs Patent Issue is already shown in CASE files.
The Remedy is now been proven by a CASE file too.

As for you lack of knowledge and experience in EBM, and in the same "guess work" thinking you know big business and the patent office, this is irrelevant.

Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: gyulasun on August 30, 2008, 11:18:25 AM
.....
Things are slightly different TODAY, but ask Jack Hildenbrand  and read this NEW page on the subject.
http://panacea-bocaf.org/howtheywentwrong.htm
ask what would of happened if JACK at least licensed/open sourced it like Ossie Freedom.

He could of made money, he thought other wise
Now Jack Hildenbrand.is a victim to the patent office

Ash

Hi Ash,

I think you ought to refresh your text on Jack Hildebrand's patent issue at you site  ( http://panacea-bocaf.org/howtheywentwrong.htm )  with the following piece of news, see these links here: http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2386.msg118579.html#msg118579   and http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2386.msg118736.html#msg118736

Thanks,

Gyula
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ashtweth_nihilisti on August 30, 2008, 11:33:08 AM
Hi Gyula!

Thanks for the update and feed back, i don't think this is his sensitive gravity motor he was referring too?
Jack gives a good example how the Path to the Patent office with this technology is anything but Normal.

Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: gyulasun on August 30, 2008, 11:41:43 AM
Hello Ash,

No it is not a gravity but an electromagnet-permanent magnet combined electric motor, based on his unique magnetic valve. You can find the principle of it on peswiki.
Well, we do not know how much his patent lawyers are trying to rip him off too  :( ???

Cheers,  Gyula
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AB Hammer on August 30, 2008, 12:56:10 PM
@ashtweth_nihilis

 Thanks for the memo. I knew of it before. That is why the moment you file, you have to go public. The people will become the pressure to keep it from getting buried. Then it will work for you.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ashtweth_nihilisti on August 30, 2008, 01:32:18 PM
Very good advice!

Yes, its a shame people before did not know that by book sales you could make money still from open sourcing it, AGAIN OSSIE FREEDOM MAKES 3-4 MILLION PER YEAR IN BOOKS SALES.

shame about Jack with his gravity wheel, he did not know he could do what Ossie freedom did! :-\

look here (from the panacea page)

"I also have a working gravity machine. The one I have is only about 24In. in dia. and puts out enough power to light several tail light bulbs from a car. This gravity machine could be scaled up to easily power a house.I have never gotten a patent on this thing. It also could be turned loose to the public. I have invested about $6000.00 in this project, how do I get that back if I go public. My patent attorney has told me if the US puts a hold on the project they at least have to pay me my investment in the project."
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Joe Kelley on August 30, 2008, 02:49:07 PM
I have an open source experiment for y'all

I invented a political/economic LAW and I call this law Joe's Law. I tried to get Wikipedia to publish it; however that effort failed.

The political/economic LAW is my discovery; the words describing the political/economic Law are my invention.

The reason why this open source experiment is being offered in this thread could become obvious to the reader as the reader works on the open source experiment.

Someone, or many people, suggest that open source won?t make someone rich and the alternative is to patent an invention so as to get rich as the patent enforces the elimination of competitors who re-produce the item that is under the patent enforcement mechanism.

Once the reader becomes familiar with the political/economic LAW (as it exists in reality) their notions of patent enforcement may change.

I?ll offer my invention of wording (Joe?s Law) of the political/economic LAW and then describe a few illustrations as to how it works in reality. Any reader can compete in this open source experiment whereby the political/economic LAW is described with better wording through the open source business model. Someone can steal the discovery or the credit for discovering the law and as far as I am concerned it really doesn?t matter once the reader (observer) understands the far reaching implications of the political/economic LAW.

Joe?s Law:

Power produced into a state of oversupply reduces the price of power while purchasing power increases because power reduces the cost of production.

One possible illustration (one of many possible illustrations) of the above political/economic LAW concerns any device that produces more power than the power expended during its production. 

An example illustration that currently exists is the Solar Panel; therefore I?ll use the Solar Panel as the first illustration of the political/economic LAW (I call it Joe?s Law).

Again:

Joe?s Law:
Power produced into a state of oversupply reduces the price of power while purchasing power increases because power reduces the cost of production.

I can link to one solar panel producer claiming to offer a product that pays for itself in one year. That means that you buy the solar panel and one year later the solar panel produces enough electricity to pay for the solar panel.

Other solar panels are now sold with a 25 year guarantee of electric production.

Certainly the costs of solar panels are reducing while the output of solar panels is increasing so the above is meant to be a general current cost/benefit ratio.

Example:

1000 dollars is the cost of one solar panel.

The one solar panel produces 1000 dollars worth of electricity (at today?s prices) in one year.

The solar panel produces a total of 25,000 dollars worth of electricity (if the price of electricity stays the same) over 25 years time ? guaranteed.

Look at Joe?s Law again (and you can improve the wording if you care to participate in this open source experiment):

Power produced into a state of oversupply reduces the price of power while purchasing power increases because power reduces the cost of production.

Now the idea is to illustrate how Joe?s Law works by cutting and pasting solar panels into the political economy.

Solar panels (power) produced into a state of oversupply reduces the price of solar panels while money (purchasing power) value increases because power reduces the cost of production.

The reason why the word ?political? is employed into Joe?s Law should become obvious to the thinking reader. If, for example, you are going to enforce your patent laws then you may begin to understand why there is an enforcement currently being enforced on the production of each unit of legal money.

You cannot sit at home and manufacture dollars and get away with it for long.

Can you sit at home and manufacture solar panels and get away with it for long?

Now, before I leave this challenge up to you, I will illustrate how Joe?s Law works in reverse:

Power (oil) produced into a state of scarcity will increase the price of power (oil) while purchasing power decreases because power (oil) reduces the costs of production; and therefore everything made with oil will cost more to purchase.

The ball is in your court.


Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: z.monkey on August 31, 2008, 05:31:27 AM
Howdy Joe,

Yes, I think Joe's Law has already proven itself to be true.  As the oil supply goes lower and the demand remains the same the market price must rise by the Law of Supply and Demand.  The supply will not increase because oil is a finite resource, so ultimately the price will go higher and higher until the supply is exhausted.  This has to reach a point of diminishing returns where it is just not worth it to use oil based technologies.  The only economically viable thing to do is to develop new sources of energy.  Solar Cells, on the other hand, the cost gets smaller as time goes along.  The more power you pull out of a solar cell over time reduces the cost per kilowatt hour relative to the original cost of the solar cell.  If a cell pays for itself in one year, and produces power for two years its per kilowatt hour cost is reduced to half of the original cost.  If the same solar cell lasts for 10 years its per kilowatt hour cost is reduced to one tenth of the original cost.  As time goes along the solar cells get more cost effective, while oil gets more expensive.  You also need to weigh the hidden costs of oil, tanker spills, wars, propaganda, and cultural brainwashing...

Blessed Be...
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AB Hammer on August 31, 2008, 06:28:56 PM
@ Joe Kelley

 You defiantly speak like a southern lawyer. And as usual no one out side the courts and those in collage can understand it.

Thanks z.monkey for some clarification.

PS my wife is studying for para legal. And we have allot of fun with the way things have to be written for legal purposes. It is almost like two languages. So as a party of the second part, I render the floor. LOL
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: z.monkey on August 31, 2008, 07:21:23 PM
Howdy ABHammer,

Henceforth, legalese is written to confound the common man, whereas, the sentences are abnormally long, consequently they use really long words, and I submit, as evidence, that they intentionally confuse the common man so as to force the common man to retain legal council.  Whereas the impetus for this uncommon behavior is to fleece the common man of his hard earned, and scarce, resources in the form of money in order to keep the common man from achieving a level of wealth which would allow them pursue their spiritual beliefs.  Whereas, this uncommon mode of suppression is, by design, used to prevent the common man from realizing that he is a Creator GOD, consequently preventing him from rising from the rut in which he has been forced to live.  Heretofore, I submit, that the actions of the Bar Association, and the parallel actions of millions of legal advisers, lawyers, judges, and legal politicians are wholly unlawful.  I, Z.Monkey, do solemnly swear this, wholeheartedly, to be the divine truth, and the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help me GOD (Uh, the real GOD, not the legal God.)

Hehehehehehehe....

Blessed Be...
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Joe Kelley on August 31, 2008, 08:43:44 PM
Anyone,

If you fail to understand written words; blame the writer?

That is ?par for the course?. If you can?t understand the true meaning of what I just wrote, blame me by all means.

Being ignorant isn?t shameful; pretending to be ignorant is.

You can fix ? stupid. Stop pretending to be ignorant.

To z.monkey, specifically, I can offer some data to compete with the ?Peak Oil? data.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=the+energy+non-crisis+by+lindsey+williams&aq=2&oq=the+energy+non

Why not comment on the data and avoid the knee jerk, conditioned responses, where the stupid person who pretends to be ignorant shoots the messenger?

Who needs more proof concerning the effectiveness of dumbing down the plebes?

Check this out:

http://www.cheniere.org/sales/buy-feg.htm

Power produced into a state of oversupply causes something to happen to the price of power.

Really, what happens?

The price goes down.

Really?

Yes, because an abundance of power will not command a high price. Anyone can get power for cheap.

Really?

Yes, and then buying power for a unit of money increases.

You don?t say?

I did say, because it is true.

Really?

Yes, because power reduces the cost of production.

Really?

What is the point?

What is the point of the whole ?shoot the messenger? routine?

I have a guess, but I?d like to hear the honest and accurate answer from the messenger shooters. How about it?

Can you be honest?
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: z.monkey on August 31, 2008, 09:00:13 PM
Howdy Joe Kelley,

WTF???  I was trying to be funny, you're WAY too serious...

Blessed Be...
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Joe Kelley on August 31, 2008, 09:09:14 PM
z monkey,

My comments that were specfically meant for you involved "Peak Oil". Did you see the link?

Here is another link:

http://www.austrianforum.com/index.php?showtopic=364

When did I become too serious? Was it something I wrote or something you read?

Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AB Hammer on August 31, 2008, 10:06:13 PM
LMAO

 I don't care if it was too serious, It still turned out funny.
 A smile is the only unregulated  freedom we have. ;D
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: z.monkey on September 01, 2008, 03:06:46 PM
Howdy Joe Kelley,

I agree there is a superabundant amount of oil in America that we cannot touch because of the liberal environmental lobbyists who petition congress to prevent drilling to save some stupid, supposedly endangered insect or tree frog.  You are right about there being an Energy Non-Crisis.  Creating a false scarcity situation generates good profits, so the oil companies benefit from the liberal attitudes and stupidity in congress with record profits.  Do you think this situation is going to get better soon?  No.  Is big oil going to lower its prices soon?  No.  Am I going to design, and build a free energy generator and hook it to my house?  Yes.  The problem with foreign oil is, well duh, they control the prices.  If we have a political conflict with the country we are buying oil from of course the price of oil is going to go way up.  It is the government that does this to the people.  The US.Gov goes and pisses off all the Arabs, then we the people have to pay for their stupid mistake.  High oil prices are ultimately the fault of the US.Gov, and we the people should do something about that.  It is the US.Gov that passed laws that say we can't drill our own land for oil, we the people should do something about that.  The US.Gov is making more money in taxes on oil than the oil companies are making in profits on oil, we the people should do something about that.  These are big duh ideas.  The real problem here(?!?) The US.Gov, we the people should do something about that.

Write your congressman, tell him he is fired...

Drill Here, Drill Now, Pay Less!

Blessed Be...
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ashtweth_nihilisti on September 01, 2008, 03:11:15 PM
Not point in writing to your congressmen with out the class action, mandates, petitions and referendums  ;D
Sign them here against the oil subjugation. http://panacea-bocaf.org/oilsubjugation.htm

Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Bob Smith on September 01, 2008, 09:29:53 PM
LMAO

 I don't care if it was too serious, It still turned out funny.
 A smile is the only unregulated  freedom we have. ;D

The return on humour is inversely proportional to the supply of misunderstanding among free energy researchers...  I think. :)
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AB Hammer on September 01, 2008, 10:20:23 PM
The return on humour is inversely proportional to the supply of misunderstanding among free energy researchers...  I think. :)

 Greetings Bob

As the educated man would say.

 When the lack of capability to smile and laugh to the situation at hand becomes a problem. The conversation tends to turn confrontational, with words and gestures. As well as the increase use of colorful metaphors occurs.

As the common man would say.

Lighten up! LOL
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: hypersoniq on September 02, 2008, 03:35:54 AM
there has to be a way to profit from your invention... maybe one invention could pay for your lab to get out even better stuff... who knows?

IF you have a device, you create it so that it cannot easily be reverse-engineered... make casings so that opening them destroys the contents (a simple sticker warning against tampering should do the trick legally). Ever see the inside of old TI calculators? the black goop poured on the main microcontroller is just about impossible to even remove, let alone with a chip intact...

IF you have a basement lab, you need cameras hidden all over streaming video to a remote location so the goons get caught on tape, you also need to be able to wield deadly force...

THERE IS NO REASON AN INVENTOR SHOULD NOT BE PAID FOR SOLVING THIS PROBLEM.

start small, pull the big energy appliances off grid first, finally leading up to your home... sell power back to the grid for the next step...

it's no secret who runs the oil companies, threats can work both ways...

If you are not at least mentally prepared to play hardball then maybe this isn't the best game for you.
maybe we need our own goon squad. Just imagine the weapons that can be created with an OU device... then build them and be prepared to use them...

I'm against the idea of patents only because they are so corrupt, but I am NOT against the idea of profit... otherwise I may as well ditch all the test gear and get back in the lottery line. >:(

...tired of being a sheep...
...ready for a revolution...
...it's coming!...
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Joe Kelley on September 02, 2008, 09:32:24 AM
z.monkey,

Who is too serious? Am I too serious because I ask a question and you avoid answering the question I ask?

You wrote this:

++++++++
Write your congressman, tell him he is fired...
++++++++

I ran for congress. I now know something about running for congress. I now know, first hand, something about the National government.

I recently handed the congressman of the National legal district where I live something legal. So far he has not responded to my legal notice.

You accuse me of being too serious. I will repeat my question to you specifically.

When did I become too serious? Was it something I wrote or something you read?

?The government? is the people. Some are serious about it. Others are dupes who think that ?the government? is an entity unto itself.

If it looks like a turd and if it smells like a turd is there really any reason to taste it?

How is that for the humor challenged?

++++++++++
THERE IS NO REASON AN INVENTOR SHOULD NOT BE PAID FOR SOLVING THIS PROBLEM.
++++++++++

Is that person going to also be called on as being too serious? What are the caps for?

If a person creates something that increases the productive power produced by our species the inventor will be paid in the long run because more power produced lowers the price of power while purchasing power increases because power reduces the costs of producing everything.

Someone withholding the knowledge by which more power can be produced so as to profit from that scarcity of knowledge is no different than the oil company and monetary currency company profiteers who withhold the free flow of power so as to profit by that scarce supply of power. How about knowing something before spouting off your mouth concerning what you think someone is saying when in fact you miss the point entirely?

In today?s business world inventors can work the open source business model and in so doing the inventor gains positive feedback as an inventor. To suggest that a powerless inventor can somehow gain enough power to enforce a patent by which the inventor can fend off all criminal powers that are exerted in the effort to take credit, take patent ?rights?, and falsify any sense of reasonable justice is to ignore current reality.

Who, in this forum, has not studied some of the data available concerning the Stan Meyer?s example?

Power produced into a state of oversupply reduces the price of power while purchasing power increases because power reduces the cost of production.

As the monopolist legal criminals who currently control most of the forms of power that are available globally (and many people are starving to death because food is controlled globally), as those government criminals incrementally lose their power because more and more people are learning to make their own power (learning is a power), as that happens, their power over us diminishes while our power supply increases.

Our power supply is increasing rapidly because of new technologies like solar panels, electric cars, wind generators (have you seen the new jet types), free energy devices, water as fuel devices (even MIT professors now admit that hydrogen is an economical power storage medium).

Has anyone seen the algae as fuel vertical farming industry developing in closed green house environments where food can also be grown?

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I'm against the idea of patents only because they are so corrupt, but I am NOT against the idea of profit... otherwise I may as well ditch all the test gear and get back in the lottery line.
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The idea of profit at the expense of no one is an idea. The idea of profit at the expense of someone is not the same idea. Which idea is supported?

The capitalist pricing system is one type of pricing system. If you understand that the capitalist pricing system is based upon the idea of profiting at the expense of someone then you understand that fact.

Here is one example:

?every individual will attempt to secure his own requirements as completely as possible to the exclusion of others.? Carl Menger (1840 -1921)

The capitalist pricing system is not the only pricing system possible.

I have a test for you to consider with an open mind (or a closed one, whichever you command).

What is ideal currency?

Here is an example of a Free Banking competitive currency (legal monetary power):

http://www.globalideasbank.org/site/bank/idea.php?ideaId=904

That is an example of reverse interest or ?depreciating currency?. Whenever I hear a capitalist trained dupe speak I listen for the inevitable confessions of their true ideals. The dupes proclaim the inevitability of positive interest charges. The dupes blame economic recession on ?artificially low interest rates?.

Above is an example of negative interest rates. He who controls the money (legal monetary power) controls all else, because dupes can be purchased.

The people can be purchased to perpetrate any act.

The people can be purchased to send their sons and daughter off to another nation to suffer and to torture, to end their own lives and to mass murder for profits that go to their masters who have purchased their allegiance to falsehood.

How about another joke?

Here is one from ole? Al.

http://rescomp.stanford.edu/~cheshire/EinsteinQuotes.html

"We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them."
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AB Hammer on September 02, 2008, 02:54:38 PM

If a person creates something that increases the productive power produced by our species the inventor will be paid in the long run because more power produced lowers the price of power while purchasing power increases because power reduces the costs of producing everything.

Someone withholding the knowledge by which more power can be produced so as to profit from that scarcity of knowledge is no different than the oil company and monetary currency company profiteers who withhold the free flow of power so as to profit by that scarce supply of power. How about knowing something before spouting off your mouth concerning what you think someone is saying when in fact you miss the point entirely?

In today?s business world inventors can work the open source business model and in so doing the inventor gains positive feedback as an inventor. To suggest that a powerless inventor can somehow gain enough power to enforce a patent by which the inventor can fend off all criminal powers that are exerted in the effort to take credit, take patent ?rights?, and falsify any sense of reasonable justice is to ignore current reality.


Joe Kelley
  What you have said here tells me allot about your views. This also tells me why you lost the race. First you have to connect to the people. Therefor you have to be able to talk to them where they can understand what you are saying, (common talk to get your meaning out). Now for the problem of what you have said. It comes across like this. Inventors, why do you even try? Big business has the money (money makes wright) and you don't have the money (lack of money makes wrong) So big business has the wright to take away any thing you have, and you can do nothing about it.

 The true facts are, that the only way things will change is if people try. No matter how often we get crushed. For when we give up trying we can just put the slave collar around our necks and get our tags for who owns us. We no longer have the wrights to our own thoughts or our invention, and we no longer have the possibility of making anything of our lives. The true separation of the classes. I have talked to some of the people who have never had to work a day in their lives. They have a since of godhood and the poor are just children that should be told what to do. I also use to fix windshields for Sam Walton of Wal-Mart and was able to talk to him from time to time. He is/was (rest in peace) one of the finest men I ever met. He was in touch with the common people and new how to promote America. Wal-Mart was a good store as long as he and his brother Bud where alive. They cared about there workers then. But now my son is handicap with nothing, due to 200 lbs of can goods falling on him when he worked for them. When profit becomes more important than the people and our courts only work for the ones who can afford it? We have a real problems IMO.

 Open sourcing gives big business and open door to invention with no court cost. You have to know what to do to stop the garbage of the system. Yes this means you have to play their game of politics to get past it, to at least get your fair share.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Joe Kelley on September 02, 2008, 04:48:29 PM
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AB Hammer,

Who gave you the authority to dictate to me that which is real in my world? I drove to an office and filled out all the paperwork whereby my name appeared on a ballot. I won that race as far as I am concerned. The idea that someone can tell me how to perceive the event I made happen better than I can is an idea that comes from a mind washed with narcissism.

Suppose that you too ran for congress and now we two have something in common by which we can compare notes?

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Therefor you have to be able to talk to them where they can understand what you are saying, (common talk to get your meaning out).
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During my version of what occurred when I jumped through all the hoops to get my name on the ballot I did a radio show debate with the other candidates who were not set up to win the election. The people at the debate and everyone I talked to agreed with what I had to say but?

That was the interesting and enlightening part of my quest to learn more about the process of modern National government in the U.S.A. legal system. I agree with liberty but? I agree that involuntary taxation is criminal but? etc.

This topic happens to concern open source versus Patent Pending business but?

The but here is that I offered data and I get the typical and expected shoot the messenger systematic method of suppressing (making scarce) specifically unwelcome data.

You can agree with me but?

But; you think you have the power to assume control over my history. That is a telling sign of narcissism. Narcissism is a telling sign of brainwashing. Some people are born pathological, some are learnt.

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Now for the problem of what you have said.
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What I do is learnt from experience. I quote the data offered by the person when I am going to comment upon that person?s comments. That way there is less room for misidentification concerning who wrote exactly what and what exactly did they write. That way the confusion factor is minimized rather than the confusion factor being expanded on purpose for some reason.

Usually the reason for someone writing those words quoted are reasons that include a narcissistic person pretending to know something that they do not know and then injecting false data in place of their misunderstanding of the words they comment upon.

These words:

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Now for the problem of what you have said.
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What I have written is published verbatim. You can quote what I have written. You can even suggest that your version of what I have written is more accurate than my version of what I have written. I am very interested in hearing what anyone has to say about my version of what I have written. I have heard many versions of interpretations of what I have written and so far the lions share of those re-written versions of what I have written are false.

Here goes.

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It comes across like this.
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I see that as an excuse. You are now going to excuse your misinterpretation of my words by suggesting that my words just naturally ?come across? in a certain way to everyone generally or universally. My words are written accurately. Your complaint concerning how my words ?come across? could involve a dissection of the actual words written by me so as to accurately identify why my words ?come across? in the way my words ?come across?. I look for this accurate communication of why my words ?come across? the way that you see my words coming across so we both can see why my words ?come across? to you in the way my words ?come across? to you.

Let?s see.

Here goes.

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Big business has the money (money makes wright) and you don't have the money (lack of money makes wrong) So big business has the wright to take away any thing you have, and you can do nothing about it.
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Here is where I accurately identify you words as your words. Here is where I accurately distance myself from your version of my words as they came across to you. Here is where I caution any reader in the error of forming a belief in your version being my version. I did not write those words above.

These words:

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Big business has the money (money makes wright) and you don't have the money (lack of money makes wrong) So big business has the wright to take away any thing you have, and you can do nothing about it.
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Those are the words written by someone who is not me. Those words are intending to be attached to me. I am supposed to be the person who made the person ?come across? with that viewpoint. I do not have that viewpoint. Those are not my words. I reject those words. They are none my words; so why would someone suggest that I am somehow connected to those words?

Will I find out why someone would attach me with words I did not write?

Here goes. I?ll read the next paragraph that follows words I wrote. So far the words that follow the words I wrote do not manage to represent the words I wrote, at all. I am able to judge if the words that follow the words I wrote represent the words I wrote because I wrote the words I wrote. I am therefore the author and the authority concerning the words I wrote. If anyone has an questions concerning the meaning of the words I wrote they could ask someone other than the person who wrote the words I wrote.

Who is the authority concerning the data offered by Stan Meyers?

Does the reader understand the above question in the context of this forum ?discussion??

Does the person who rewrites my words understand my words well enough to usurp my authority concerning the meaning of the words I write?

I?ll read the next sentence in the next paragraph to see if this person continues the typical narcissistic response to the words I write.

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The true facts are, that the only way things will change is if people try.
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Who and what is that sentence intended to address? Have I been discarded at this time? Is this now a new paragraph constructed with a specific purpose in mind and is that purpose to state the obvious on purpose for some reason?

Perhaps the next sentence will offer a clue.

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No matter how often we get crushed.
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Who is ?we?? Who is being crushed? As far as my viewpoint is concerned the average person is being brainwashed. One method of brainwashing is called conditioned response. If the victim of brainwashing hears the word ?terrorist? for example the brainwashed person will identify 911, rag-heads, Osama bin Obama, and the victim will feel crushed and impotent.

See how my words are my words and the comments following my words are not my words ? specifically? Another form of brainwashing is accomplished with ambiguity. Black is grey. White is grey. Black is white.

See? Those are my words.

Moving on.

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For when we give up trying we can just put the slave collar around our necks and get our tags for who owns us.
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What happened to how my words ?come across?? When did the comments turn into statements of the obvious?

I?m going to repeat the words I wrote that appear above the words AB-Hammer wrote so as to bring some context back into this supposed ?discussion? of Open Source Vs. Patent ?Rights? and note that Sid Meyers went the route of Patent ?Rights?.

Should I patent the words I write so as to remove the factor of ?coming across??

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If a person creates something that increases the productive power produced by our species the inventor will be paid in the long run because more power produced lowers the price of power while purchasing power increases because power reduces the costs of producing everything.

Someone withholding the knowledge by which more power can be produced so as to profit from that scarcity of knowledge is no different than the oil company and monetary currency company profiteers who withhold the free flow of power so as to profit by that scarce supply of power. How about knowing something before spouting off your mouth concerning what you think someone is saying when in fact you miss the point entirely?

In today?s business world inventors can work the open source business model and in so doing the inventor gains positive feedback as an inventor. To suggest that a powerless inventor can somehow gain enough power to enforce a patent by which the inventor can fend off all criminal powers that are exerted in the effort to take credit, take patent ?rights?, and falsify any sense of reasonable justice is to ignore current reality.
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Compare that to this:

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Inventors, why do you even try? Big business has the money (money makes wright) and you don't have the money (lack of money makes wrong) So big business has the wright to take away any thing you have, and you can do nothing about it.
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If the reader (other than AB Hammer) has ?come across? with the same opposite meaning of what I wrote, then the reader may rest easy with that misinterpretation since you have company in AB Hammer. The fact is that my words are not those words for a reason. My words are chosen by me to convey specific meaning that is specifically not the meaning offered by the coming across AB Hammer. If my words intended to convey the meaning offered by AB Hammer I would have chosen the specific words chosen by AB Hammer. I did not choose AB Hammer?s words. I chose my words.

Compare this:

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To suggest that a powerless inventor can somehow gain enough power to enforce a patent by which the inventor can fend off all criminal powers that are exerted in the effort to take credit, take patent ?rights?, and falsify any sense of reasonable justice is to ignore current reality.
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To this:

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Inventors, why do you even try? Big business has the money (money makes wright) and you don't have the money (lack of money makes wrong) So big business has the wright to take away any thing you have, and you can do nothing about it.
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I offered the Stan Meyers example. Suppose that Stan Meyers rejected the whole idea of Patent ?Rights? and went about manufacturing twenty water powered cars for the local market? Suppose Stan Meyer filmed the whole business on Youtube while his business venture played out in time and space. How much less time and energy would have been spent toward an increase in the number of water powered cars running on the roads on this planet compared to what Stan Meyers did ? in fact?

Well?suppose someone questions the facts concerning Stan Meyers? water powered car?

Has the data been destroyed? How many water powered cars are running around and available for reverse engineering? Who is in power to stop people from reverse engineering the Stan Meyers water powered car?

Are those my words or should I wait for my critic to ?come across? with my words for me?

I?ll read more of the response to me to find out if the subject returns to the topic, returns to the quote of words written by me or if the rest of the comments appear to me to be nothingness.

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When profit becomes more important than the people and our courts only work for the ones who can afford it?
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Profit at the expense of no one is not the same thing as profit at the expense of someone.

Does anyone notice the significance of accurately discriminating between black and white, night and day, true and false, right and wrong?

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Yes this means you have to play their game of politics to get past it, to at least get your fair share.
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Government at the expense of no one is not the same thing as government at the expense of someone ? specifically.

Patent rights may require an enforcement mechanism other than one that resembles honor. You get what you pay for?

If you can?t beat em?; join em??

Am I too serious again? If so; where did I cross that line?
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: z.monkey on September 02, 2008, 05:31:19 PM
Howdy Joe Kelley, AB Hammer,

It was definitely something you wrote.  The sequence goes like this.

I responded to the Joe's Law theory in a acknowledging manner...

AB responded next saying that Joe sounded like a southern lawyer.

Then I wrote some satirical legalese to be funny.

Then Joe (missing the point) attacked me.

You know I do know something of the patent process.  I am an inventor.  I have tried to patent ideas and you know what happens?  The lawyers wind up with all the money.  The deck is stacked by the legal system against the inventors.  It is literally impossible to get a patent unless you have your own team of lawyers and millions of dollars to throw at the endeavor.  If you are a single individual or a small company then you might as well forget trying to get a patent.  In my own business I decided to forget trying to get a patent.  Instead we use copyrights.  We design and manufacture the products and then market them with a patent pending label on them to prevent people from trying to reverse engineer our products, but ultimately they could if they wanted to.  Here is where our advantage is, we are continually improving the product to stay ahead of the curve.  When the other guy finishes reverse engineering our current product we are releasing a new improved product that is better than the knock off.

Joe, I think that you are the one that has been duped.  You think that you as a common man can actually change the course of our government.  Ever since the Constitutional Common Law Government of the United States was hijacked and held in suppression by the Federal Corporate United States Government there is no chance that the common man can make any difference.  The US.Gov is a Federal Corporation which only allows the Elitist Party (Illuminati) Members play in their doll house.  Commoners are looked down upon as if they are chattel (human cattle) and the chattel disgust the Elitists.  There is no chance that a common dog like myself could make one whit of difference in their doll house.  They are a corporate entity in and of themselves and the only reason they have any interest in the commoners is to fleece them of their resources (money).  However, This is OK with me.  They have developed a body of Bad Karma which is so great that it is going to cause their doll house to implode in a very spectacular manner, something that I am looking forward to.  There is no power on Earth which is free from Karma.

I am done with this thread.  I find it repugnant to be badgered by someone which has to, at all costs, dominate a conversation.  Joe, you disgust me.  I am not going to respond to this thread any longer.

Blessed Be...
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AB Hammer on September 02, 2008, 06:02:31 PM
WOW LOL

 Joe Kelley, You sound like you are still running for office. IMO
I didn't expect this kind of explosion, and after what you said, I have no need to say anymore. I was only referring to how you sounded to me. IMO
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Joe Kelley on September 02, 2008, 06:51:16 PM
z.monkey,

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It was definitely something you wrote.
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In other words: You define the meaning of my words while I do not define the meaning of my words.

You assume no accountability concerning any possible misinterpretation concerning what you read as if all the power of error is anything other than your responsibility.

If something I wrote could constitute an attack upon you (unwarranted attack because you were merely being funny), then you could quote such an unwarranted attack, yet you choose to leave that supposed attack as an ambiguous supposed attack.

Suppose that you are completely innocent of any error or any wrongdoing whatsoever as you appear to suggest with your word choices. Suppose that your understanding of the meaning of the words I choose is more accurate than the meaning I meant with the words I chose? What does that say about your power of discernment?

You know my thoughts better than I know my thoughts?

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The lawyers wind up with all the money.
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You could have responded to me with your version of my thoughts and then you could respond to AB Hammer with this patent experience that you are now sharing with this forum membership. What does your experience have to do with me, other than confirming what I already have described with the meaning of the words I intended by my word choices?

Example:

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To suggest that a powerless inventor can somehow gain enough power to enforce a patent by which the inventor can fend off all criminal powers that are exerted in the effort to take credit, take patent ?rights?, and falsify any sense of reasonable justice is to ignore current reality.
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The current reality suggests that Open Source Vs. Patenting involves costs associated with Patenting whereby the power to enforce patent ?rights? may turn out to be a power that steals patent ?rights?.

Are you or is anyone here on this forum unfamiliar with the Stan Meyers example?

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We design and manufacture the products and then market them with a patent pending label on them to prevent people from trying to reverse engineer our products, but ultimately they could if they wanted to.
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Why ?try? to do something that cannot be done or something that is counter-productive or something that wastes time and energy that could otherwise be employed in a more productive manner? I ask this specific question because the whole idea is ludicrous to me. I would like to know the thinking behind the idea from someone whose words suggest that they support this idea where the idea is to restrict the flow of data that empowers people in their own efforts to create more power.

In essence, it seems to me, the idea suggests that knowledge is worth the effort to make it scarce on purpose. The contortions of logic employed in the creation of the idea includes such things as the notion that no one would ever work unless their work made them relatively more wealthy compared to other people (specifically the people who are not allowed to employ the knowledge that is made scarce on purpose).

Consider, if you care to, the invention of fire. How holds the patent? To me the idea is ridiculous. It is an excuse to justify the employment of punishment. If you can?t out produce your competition, it seems to me, you are in the wrong business. The Patent idea is an offshoot of the monopoly idea. The idea is to punish the competition.

Who has the patent on the punishment idea?

Am I still too serious?

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You think that you as a common man can actually change the course of our government.
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You have the power to think. You do not have the power to know my thought better than I know my thoughts. Your word choices prove this fact.

What do you think is ?our? government?

I govern. I am my government. I have the power to change the course of my government.

My government includes my relationship with my family. I do not have the exclusive power to change the course of my family government which is ?our? government to me.

If your choice of the word ?government? is meant (by you) to mean the Limited Liability Corporate Nation State Extortion Racket, then say so, rather than confusing that criminal cabal with our government.

I do not confuse our government with the crime ring. I don?t think in terms that are duplicitous on purpose ? for profit (at the expense of the intended victims).

Am I continuing to write like a southern lawyer? If so I?d like to compare my words with the words written by a southern lawyer.

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I find it repugnant to be badgered by someone which has to, at all costs, dominate a conversation.  Joe, you disgust me.  I am not going to respond to this thread any longer.
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If that is true it will be true. If it is not, then true colors will be confessed by action.

I call that tactic The Parthian Arrow exit. After blaming me for a failure to understand my words (as being too serious) the employer of the Parthian Arrow defines the exchange of data as his complete innocence and my complete error before exiting. The Parthian Shot is meant to injure the intended target while the shooter retreats.

Of course it is my entire fault, and if you truly do not read these words then you can rest easy knowing that you shot your Parthian Arrow and dream about how accurately that shot managed to injure your target. Way to go, dude.

I am not being too serious to me. The power relationship is beginning to accelerate in favor of honest, honorable, and productive people because more people are figuring out how to produce more power and less people are endeavoring to make power scarce on purpose ? for profit.

Karma may have something to do with the increase in power wielded by honest, honorable, and productive people.

I get a kick out of people who profess to honor copyright ideas. I usually ask them if they have every downloaded or ?shared? a program for free. If the answer is honest and the answer is no then that will be the first one in my experience. Usually the answer is ambiguous on purpose. Well?that?s different.

AB, Hammer,

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I have no need to say anymore.
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Then why do that which you say you have no need to do? Why not remain silent? What is the point of saying one thing and then doing the opposite?

IMO you confess your infection of brainwashing.

If no one here understands the significance of the relationship of total power available and total power exerted by criminals (with their patent enforcement mechanism) and what I describe as a political/economic law, then no one does understand that relationship. Why does the narcissist brain assume that their inability to understand something is automatically the fault of the person who offers that understanding?

If (or truly when) power is produced into a state of oversupply the powers that be will have relatively more power, however so will their intended victims. Currently the victims don?t even have the power to understand how power works in political economy.

I call that a pathetic situation. You can remain silent if you honor your own words.

Clearly the open source business model is gaining power over the patent punishment mechanism, because more power is on-line these days.





Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AB Hammer on September 02, 2008, 08:16:22 PM
Joe Kelley


You stated
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IMO you confess your infection of brainwashing.
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I am not the over educated person using all the big words, that only few truly understand to try to show how intelligent one is.


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after what you said, I have no need to say anymore.
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This is what I said.
 But you had to say even more anyway. IMO  You are trying to play the last word game like in a child's argument. FORCING ME TO RESPOND BY ATTACKING MY HONOR (BAD FORM!!) I don't like that game, but I guess it works in politics.

You stated
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Why does the narcissist brain assume that their inability to understand something is automatically the fault of the person who offers that understanding?
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
( 'Narcissism' describes the trait of excessive self-love, based on self-image or ego. )

IMO this only describe you.

Myself, I work for a living as a handicap blacksmith. No silver spoons here to be found. But it is funny how a small time(?) blacksmith can roue up a striving big time politician. LOL




Now: Joe, lets get back to topic.

You stated
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Clearly the open source business model is gaining power over the patent punishment mechanism, because more power is on-line these days.
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 I agree with this to a point, but I would change it to.

Clearly the open source business model is gaining popularity due to the FEAR of the patent punishment mechanism, because more power SEEMS to be on-line these days. Yes you can get your name out very quickly but when everybody is making claims the credibility is seriously injured without the media or allot of people to back you up.

Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Joe Kelley on September 02, 2008, 09:40:25 PM
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I am not the over educated person using all the big words, that only few truly understand to try to show how intelligent one is.
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AB Hammer,

Will you ever get to the point? How about discussing the topic? Why must you and so many other people resort to personal attacks as a default means of exchange?

What happened to your not needing to say anything more?

Why must you say one thing and do the opposite?

Could it be that you are suffering from conditioned response pathological conditioning or where you born without a conscience ? and what does any of this personal stuff have to do with the topic and/or what I offer on the topic?

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I am not the over educated person using all the big words, that only few truly understand to try to show how intelligent one is.
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That is called diversion and it could be projection and/or transference. Words convey meaning; if you misunderstand the meaning, it makes sense to me that you will then feel hurt and a knee jerk reaction is to strike out at the person who is offering you words that convey meaning. You can call those words big words. You can accuse and convict me of trying ?to show how intelligent one is? while my end is altogether a different perspective.

From my end I addressed the topic with an accurate answer. You find reason to accuse me of whatever fault you can imagine and I suppose your imagination is filled with personal experience; hence the obvious link to projection and/or transference.

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You are trying to play the last word game like in a child's argument. FORCING ME TO RESPOND BY ATTACKING MY HONOR (BAD FORM!!) I don't like that game, but I guess it works in politics.
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I wonder if anyone else can see the duplicity here. I am called on and criticized for too much seriousness while Mr. Caps here accusing me of forcing him with words that he cannot grasp.

If you cannot grasp words, then be silent or ask questions until such time as you grasp the meaning and understanding contained in the words written or continue with your present method of discussion.

What about the topic? When I reply my intention is to discuss the topic, hence my questions concerning the topic and where the topic went. Did the topic disappear in your mind? The topic did not disappear in my mind.

Open Source phenomenon indicates a transfer of power from the old business methods to the new business methods. Out with the old and in with the new. There will always be a place for new knowledge that must be kept secret so the old methods will always be valuable. The new methods are merely gaining more power relative to the old methods.

See how that paragraph addresses the topic?

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IMO this only describe you.
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That may be true. If it were true, then I would not even consider it to be possible. That is the thing about narcissists who develop (or are born with) that pathology. They never question their own motives. They are always right, by default.

I am eager to read where you find me to be guilty of some error or even merely accountable for some error. Let me know if you find such error, I?ll be glad to entertain the validity of your claim, hence my asking for quotes from a southern lawyer.

I can quote one if you have none.

I?ll quote Patrick Henry, he is my favorite.

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Myself, I work for a living as a handicap blacksmith. No silver spoons here to be found. But it is funny how a small time(?) blacksmith can roue up a striving big time politician. LOL
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Your imagination conjures up boogey men. That is called a Straw-Man argument. You create something weak and then you defeat that weak creation that you make up in your mind. I am a career laborer in the construction industry who ran for congress while working 70 hours a week and while my wife was severely injured by post partum depression after our second child was born. I earned whatever I have learned about officialdom (dumb) despite my official education.

Your supposed ?rou? up? in your mind is merely more of the same conditioned responses that I?ve dealt with for many years; over and over and over again. I can spot these tactics because these tactics proliferate modern data transfer that passes (poorly) as discussion. I see this type of exchange as nothing more than the same old tired argumentation that dodges the actual topic, for some reason.

I ask for the reason when I ask: What is the point?

What is the point of creating this imaginary person who you defeat or rile or whatever you have cooked up in your mind? Can you not see that I have my own brain and I have my own life and I do not need you to define me nor can I accept your version of me since I am me and I have to live with me. You merely respond to the words I write.

Your version of me and your version of this data exchange is not my version, it cannot be, and it can be no more the same as mine than my version can be yours.

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That is a novel idea.

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 I agree with this to a point, but I would change it to.
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I honestly want to read the revision.

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Clearly the open source business model is gaining popularity due to the FEAR of the patent punishment mechanism, because more power SEEMS to be on-line these days. Yes you can get your name out very quickly but when everybody is making claims the credibility is seriously injured without the media or allot of people to back you up.
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I?m going to take apart the revision because I see the opposite happening. I can offer many examples of the open source phenomenon as it actually exists as I offer data that opposes your data.

I do not argue. If the data (not the person) appears to be wrong, in my view, then I offer opposing data.

First sentence:

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Clearly the open source business model is gaining popularity due to the FEAR of the patent punishment mechanism, because more power SEEMS to be on-line these days.
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More power is on-line these days and that can be proven. Solar panels and windmills are going up on houses in city neighborhoods and rural areas. I see this increase in power hooking up to the grid occurring right now. One neighbor of mine drives around with his self made electric motorcycle. The information required to power up in these ways is open source information. It isn?t a matter of false perception in these ways. When I wrote on-line I meant any connection or medium of connectivity whereby people are connected on a line with another or many other people.

Electric generation is now an emerging open source business model whereby the old collective producers are fighting to regain their power to monopolize that closed source. The open source phenomenon has won half of the battle so far. A home producer can sell overproduction to the grid up to the total electric usage per time. I think it works on a month to month basis. In other words: The open source home producer can produce twice as much as the home producer uses during the day and that credit can offset the entire monthly electric usage bill.

The other half of the battle is not won, yet. If a home producer produces in excess of his home consumption there will be no check arriving from the electric company. If a home producer is to circumvent that monopoly he will have to run a cable to his neighbor to sell excess electricity to his neighbor off the grid (the half open/half closed source).

Consider the opportunities that are possible when the battle is fully won and the source is fully open. You may be the first in your neighborhood to begin producing electricity for sale until such time as everyone has a home electric generating system. How would that work for you? You make electricity from free sources (including the sun) and you sell electricity to your neighbor because the collective (closed source) producers have to pay their own coal bills so they have to charge a high price for power (relatively high).

That is one of many examples of the open source phenomenon that is not simply limited to one thing and only one thing.

Here is your sentence again (the first sentence of a welcome revision concerning data I offered):

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Clearly the open source business model is gaining popularity due to the FEAR of the patent punishment mechanism, because more power SEEMS to be on-line these days.
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I can say that songs often convey wisdom.

Man hears what he wants to hear and disregard the rest (Paul Simon and The Boxer).

Next sentence:

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Yes you can get your name out very quickly but when everybody is making claims the credibility is seriously injured without the media or allot of people to back you up.
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If you are describing a particular manifestation of the open source phenomenon then your data could be supported with an illustration or an example so as to convey more precisely that which you intend to convey.

If you make a free energy producing product and that product reduces your electric bill, then why not make two and make more power?

Let me know if my revision of your revision is agreeable and please consider offering a quote from a southern lawyer if you are going to equate me with one so as to support your viewpoint with accurate data.

Here is my revision of your revision:

Power produced into a state of oversupply will reduce the cost of power while purchasing power increases because power reduces the cost of production.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AB Hammer on September 03, 2008, 12:59:31 AM
Joe Kelley

I resort to insults ?? LMAO

I try to suggest to you that you need to write in simper language so that most can understand. And when I said you sound like a southern lawyer, it was an observation. I have had allot of friends in law so I know what one sounds like.  Then you start saying thing against what I consider sanity, so since I defended it and then myself, and you say I am resorting to insults?? You are the one not getting the point. You are dictating not discussing. Then you use as much talk with big words to show your intelligence. I am not impressed, and neither are others, or you would have more people posting.

 When people use allot of words that most people don't understand, those people start to sound like $#!+ salesmen with mouths full of samples. Remember this when talking to the public, and you will have more people paying attention. ;)
 
 So far you have had no supporters show up on this string. So this should tell you something.Go back and rewrite in a simpler language and see if you get a response.


The facts are, and several people know this is true here. That I am a handicap blacksmith, and you acted  like it is some form of delusion. >:(

 Here is an old story for you. "Look at yourself from other people's eyes, to see the true you." ;)

This is the last help I will offer you. Good luck
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ashtweth_nihilisti on September 03, 2008, 01:04:17 AM
Then it is settled, Open source wins, and its proven by CASE files! ;)
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AB Hammer on September 03, 2008, 02:41:51 AM
Not so fast ashtweth_nihilisti

We will just have to see when someone gets a working device of free energy. What happens if patented and what happens when open sourced. Now the misconception of patenting is people wait for the patent office to clear it. But once it is in patent pending status, it is time for all hands on deck and shout it from the mountains and the media. But while showing it the do it yourself people will build there own, and it will have the same effect as an open source except for manufacturing without the proper contract to the inventor/patent holder. Of course the inventor can sell his patent and just get royalties, which would be a great idea as well. This way the do it yourself people will be happy, the Corporate will be happy, and the inventor will be happy. Public support will get this patent through due to overwhelming pressure.

@Joe Kelley
Your revision is well written but it still leave the person open sourcing with their pants down, if the want to get anything out of it. For they will have to sell something  to make a buck. A book or plans but you will have to beet the writers out there who want to make a buck from your information and all and all they will overwhelmed the inventor unless some one of wealth supports them to keep their name in the limelight of the public eye. I have seen such thing in my years in the music business of songwriters and I have known several people who wrote the songs and never got a single word of credit. Experience is the best teacher of life.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Joe Kelley on September 03, 2008, 02:05:53 PM
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This is the last help I will offer you. Good luck
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AB Hammer,

That is not help. If you were to help you would discuss the topic. You can offer data concerning the topic as proven by you already.

You blame me for defending against your guilt by association campaign where you associate me with ambiguous ?southern lawyers? and then you play the victim when I call you on that off-topic personal attack you started on me. That personal attack you started on me is nothing but a personal attack that you started on me no matter how contorted your sugar coating of it becomes. Now you say you are ?helping? me.

Please stop helping me with your personal attacks.

Now you call me a dictator.

Here are your words:

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That I am a handicap blacksmith, and you acted  like it is some form of delusion.
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That is an example of someone dictating someone else?s thoughts. You misunderstand what I write and you admit as much. Due to your inability or lack of interest you fail to understand simple language and then you blame me for your failure. Then you assume the authority to dictate the meaning of the very words that you admit to failing to understand. That is duplicitous.

If you do not understand the ?big words?, then you can employ a dictionary just like every other human being who learns the meaning of words that they do not understand; or you can ask someone who will offer you the definition.

When you can understand the words I write, then you can offer an accurate interpretation of the words I write.

Since you do not quote the words I write when you demonize the words I write you confess your tactic of obfuscation. You play the part of someone stupid and then you play the part of someone smart. Which is it now?

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That I am a handicap blacksmith, and you acted  like it is some form of delusion.
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I don?t act. Your delusions concerning me include this present delusion of me, quoted above.

I did not act like your vocation is a form of delusion. I did not act like your vocation while handicapped (if that is what you mean) is a form of delusion. You misinterpret what I wrote, again.

You dictate my actions and my thoughts as if you commanded that power while you prove that you do not command that power.

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Here is an old story for you. "Look at yourself from other people's eyes, to see the true you."
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I am not ambiguous. You paint an ambiguous picture of me as being someone who sounds like a southern lawyer. I offer a southern lawyer. Do I sound like Patrick Henry?

If you fail to be precise or if you continue to be ambiguous when ?helping? me, then your help is to describe me as someone who is ambiguous. I know that I am not ambiguous. I am precise.

Which southern lawyer do I sound like?

That is an example of a precise question.

If I look through your eyes, so far, I see me as a cloud of misunderstanding. That is no help to me other than another example of the futility of duplicity. I can add that to the pile.

The pile is huge and it stinks to high heaven.

Promise me that you won?t help me any more, please. Your help looks to me like thinly veiled personal attacks by someone who refuses to discuss the topic for some strange reason that you won?t confess ever.

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@Joe Kelley
Your revision is well written but it still leave the person open sourcing with their pants down, if the want to get anything out of it. For they will have to sell something  to make a buck. A book or plans but you will have to beet the writers out there who want to make a buck from your information and all and all they will overwhelmed the inventor unless some one of wealth supports them to keep their name in the limelight of the public eye. I have seen such thing in my years in the music business of songwriters and I have known several people who wrote the songs and never got a single word of credit. Experience is the best teacher of life.
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Which WB Hammer is that from? If the insulting WB Hammer can please stop ?helping? me the other WB Hammer may spend more time and energy discussing the topic?

I think my version or revision has been misunderstood while I read the comments that are addressed thusly:

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@Joe Kelley
Your revision is well written but it still leave the person open sourcing with their pants down, if the want to get anything out of it.
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My revision is specific to political economy and my revision is not specific to someone who has a plan by which they get something for nothing. My revision is not specific to someone who plans on getting anything out of something that is not earned.

If someone has invented something and that someone wants to get something out of that invention then my revision suggests making that something or making two; because there can never be too much of a good thing.

If one of the inventions can produce some thing (get anything out of it), then two can get twice as much out of two examples of the invention; so make two.

My revision goes like this:

Power produced into a state of oversupply will decrease the price of power while purchasing power increases because power reduces the cost of production.

Here is the comment addressed to me again:

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@Joe Kelley
Your revision is well written but it still leave the person open sourcing with their pants down, if the want to get anything out of it.
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What does that mean? What, specifically, does that mean? That does not specifically concern what I wrote. That above concerns something specific to something someone else is thinking. What is meant by the words: ?get anything out of it??

Does that mean that someone is hoping to get rich quick, to strike it rich, to become wealthy, to make a million bucks, to profit handsomely, to buy short and sell high, to retire early, to gain financial security, what, what exactly is meant by ?get anything out of it??

What is meant by ?but it still leave the person open sourcing with their pants down?? What is it? Is ?it? my revision? Does my revision leave someone with their pants down?

This is my revision:

Power produced into a state of oversupply lowers the price of power while purchasing power increases because power reduces the cost of production.

An open source producer of a power producing product can make more power. How is that not getting something out of it?

An open source producer of a power producing product can make two power producing products and then make twice as much power. How is that not getting something out of it?

An opens source producer of a power producing product can get everyone to make two more and then two more power producing products and power will then flow like water. If power flows like water, then the price of power will reduce to almost nothing while purchasing power increases because power reduces the cost of production, so?how is that not getting something out of it?

What is this specific thing that is not being gotten out of it?

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For they will have to sell something  to make a buck.
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Who is: ?They?? Who is ?They?, specifically? Is ?They? the inventor? Is ?They? the inventor and the producers? Is ?They? the inventor who is the producer? Is ?They? the inventor and the producers and the sellers? Is ?They? the inventor, the producer, and the seller all rolled up into one person?

Why not employ an illustration of something invented so as to remove some of the ambiguity concerning who ?They? are?

Example:

For the solar panel inventor will have to sell something to make a buck.

Here is a problem concerning that specific example of an illustration of how ?They? get something out of it:

Today?s solar panel design may become obsolete by the time production is facilitated and the product is on the shelf. Sitting on a product that is perishable (relatively speaking) is counter-productive and that is a problem.

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A book or plans but you will have to beet the writers out there who want to make a buck from your information and all and all they will overwhelmed the inventor unless some one of wealth supports them to keep their name in the limelight of the public eye.
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Does that above actually refer to my revision or does that above describe something foreign to my revision.

Here is my revision again:

Power produced into a state of oversupply will decrease the price of power while purchasing power increases because power reduces the cost of production.

How does ?writers? who are ?out there? and who ?want to make a buck from your information? overwhelm an inventor? How does that happen ?unless some one of wealth supports them??

How does that relate to my revision? I can offer:

Purchasing power increases.

That part of my revision is the political part. The quote from AB Hammer (the non-aggressive version) appears to suggest a political angle concerning the topic.

Here:

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A book or plans but you will have to beet the writers out there who want to make a buck from your information and all and all they will overwhelmed the inventor unless some one of wealth supports them to keep their name in the limelight of the public eye.
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Again; an example or illustration of exactly what has been invented could remove some of the ambiguity associated with that offering above.

I?ll use solar panels again.

A book or plans of a new solar panel, but you will have to beet [sic] the writers (news magazine article writers) who want to make a buck (.5 cents per word?) from your information (being paid to write about the information?) and all and all they will overwhelmed the inventor (confuse the inventor with writing?) unless some one of wealth (stock holders?) supports them to keep their name in the limelight of public eye (damage control?).

No help there. Adding a example of the invention that is invented by the inventor doesn?t help uncover the mystery of the comment that follows my name.

This:

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@Joe Kelley
Your revision is well written?
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Language is a tool. You help me sharpen my language tool.

What about the topic?

If someone invented a very low cost product that produces great supplies of electrical power, then such an invention will threaten every producer who currently makes a buck selling higher cost and lower output power producing products.

Example:

Who makes a buck these days selling horse carriages or steam locomotives?

Who makes a buck these days selling whale oil fuel?

Who makes a buck these days selling postage stamps?

Who makes a buck these days selling electricity made by coal burning electric plants?

Who makes a buck these days selling petroleum?

Who makes a buck these days selling uranium?

People who fear open source proliferation are people who stand to lose a buck because the competition provides higher quality stuff at a lower cost.

Why is it so hard to drop old and outdated stuff while new stuff gains power? To me the open source phenomenon is already dominating business because it is more powerful and less costly compared to the more costly and less powerful Patenting competition.

The reason why people resist the change to open source from Patenting is ignorance, fear, and greed. I still maintain a perception that Patenting has specific and legitimate reasons for being enforced; however those reasons are political in nature.

Any business that is free from politics will thrive under open source business practice compared to the more costly and less powerful Patenting process. Who pays the price of enforcing a patent?
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AB Hammer on September 03, 2008, 05:10:44 PM
Well joe

 I work for a living and don't have the time to play your game of 500 questions. The Hurricane is gone and it is time to get back to work. I also see that you are well versed in,

( If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, you baffle them with bull$#!+.)

 which means that no matter what I say, you will keep writing books to try to prove your point by overwhelming amounts of words. In the real world just confuses the issues.

Good buy

PS  You have no idea what I have already done. LOL
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AB Hammer on September 03, 2008, 05:25:25 PM
@ Joe Kelley

 You defiantly speak like a southern lawyer. And as usual no one out side the courts and those in collage can understand it.

Thanks z.monkey for some clarification.

PS my wife is studying for para legal. And we have allot of fun with the way things have to be written for legal purposes. It is almost like two languages. So as a party of the second part, I render the floor. LOL

Hay joe

This is my original post to you. I was only trying to help the people reading this string to be able to understand what you are saying. Simply to talk to the masses, you have to adapt to them, they do not have to adapt to you.  That is the point you have missed completely. All the rest between you and I is just trivial.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Joe Kelley on September 03, 2008, 06:54:36 PM
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This is my original post to you. I was only trying to help the people reading this string to be able to understand what you are saying. Simply to talk to the masses, you have to adapt to them, they do not have to adapt to you.  That is the point you have missed completely. All the rest between you and I is just trivial.
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WB Hammer,

At some point you may move to the topic. I know you can since you have demonstrated that ability amid all the person attacks that you call ?help?.

Suppose that the topic was ?How to edit for someone who has not asked for editing help?, and suppose that someone began to offer data on the relative power of Open Source economy compared to Patenting enforcement. Now suppose I agree that your first post had something to do with the topic since you offer editorial work despite my lack of demand for it. Now suppose that you continue to school me by pointing me to a topic on a forum somewhere on the network of forums so that I can exchange data with people who are interested in a topic where the title suggests and interest exists concerning the Open Source Vs. Patenting topic.

Now suppose that I fail to take your advice and move along to the topic where people have an interest in data concerning Open Source business practice or Patent pending enforcement and instead I stay in the forum where people offer editorial help despite any request or desire for that help. Suppose I spam that unwelcome self elected editorial help topic with things like this:

http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/421.html

Would your next step be to help me again and then promise to stop helping me forever?

I?m guessing that you might do something appropriate for once.

If any of the other readers here on this forum finds the link to be somewhat but not quite relevant to this forum and this topic I can offer more data that links the two in a more relevant manner than you may know.

I found that topic to be curiously informative despite my supposed understanding of the subject matter (which is on topic).

I am assuming, of course, that the words chosen for the topic was specifically meant to welcome data concerning the words chosen for the topic.

Perhaps the words chosen for the topic are merely a disguise for the real topic that exists here and now and here is where people can go to suffer unwelcome editorial ?help?.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AB Hammer on September 04, 2008, 01:23:01 AM
Thanks joe

 For posting the link for the video of David Blumes.

http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/421.html

 He was straight forward and very clear with straight language, no big words.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: utilitarian on September 04, 2008, 03:45:42 AM
I have an open source experiment for y'all

I invented a political/economic LAW and I call this law Joe's Law. I tried to get Wikipedia to publish it; however that effort failed.

The political/economic LAW is my discovery; the words describing the political/economic Law are my invention.

The reason why this open source experiment is being offered in this thread could become obvious to the reader as the reader works on the open source experiment.

Someone, or many people, suggest that open source won?t make someone rich and the alternative is to patent an invention so as to get rich as the patent enforces the elimination of competitors who re-produce the item that is under the patent enforcement mechanism.

Once the reader becomes familiar with the political/economic LAW (as it exists in reality) their notions of patent enforcement may change.

I see where you are going, but your view is overly simplistic.

While your basic premise of making more energy-creating devices makes sense, and I agree that with more energy overall, the cost of making more devices will also decrease, it does not stand to reason that because of this we should do away with patent protection.

You ignore incentive to invent.  If a person knows that he will have patent protection for his idea, he is more likely to invent.  Sure, the inventor without protection still stands to make some money, but significantly less than if he had a temporary monopoly.  So many people would not bother inventing revolutionary things without patent protection.

Also, your reverse example is wrong.  You claim that oil is produced into a state of scarcity, and producing more oil somehow is counterproductive.  This makes no sense.   Oil is also something that produces more energy than it takes to create it.  While oil is not an infinite resource, so long as oil is being produced, the cost energy is kept down by consistent oil production.  Try not producing oil for one day and watch what happens to the price of energy.  So producing oil is a good thing, while it lasts.

Also, not completely crucial, but your efficiency numbers on solar panels are way off.  Currently available solar panels take much longer than one year to pay off, when considering total cost of implementation.  It is common for people to amortize a solar panel installation over 10 years or more, with the monthly payments being comparable to their electric bill.  While I suppose any period of eventual break-even is good, you make the solar panel scenario overly rosy with those numbers.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Joe Kelley on September 04, 2008, 04:15:57 AM
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While your basic premise of making more energy-creating devices makes sense, and I agree that with more energy overall, the cost of making more devices will also decrease, it does not stand to reason that because of this we should do away with patent protection.
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utilitarian,

I have already specifically agreed with the perception that patent enforcement has its place and use. Who wants to do away with patent protection? Who do you not agree with concerning that someone who thinks that ?we should do away with patent protection?

Why association me with that person who thinks that ?we should do away with patent protection? I do not thing that anyone can do away with patent protection. Who has enough power to do away with patent protection?

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You ignore incentive to invent.
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Who ignores incentive to invent? Please be specific. If someone ?ignore incentive to invent?, then let that someone speak up and be quoted as they ?ignore incentive to invent?.

Invention doesn?t usually occur as a result of disincentive. Why associate me with someone who ignores incentive to invent? What is the point of associating me with someone who ignores incentive to invent?

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If a person knows that he will have patent protection for his idea, he is more likely to invent.
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Who is this person that you speak of? I invented many things during my working career and at no time did I consider patent protection. I invented Joe?s Law and I have yet to consider patent protection. Who is the person that you speak of where the person you speak of is more likely to invent when he knows that he will have paten protection for his idea? Is that person you, or do you speak for someone else?

I can easily see how many people may be more likely to invent if they think that their idea will be enforced against use by someone without someone having to pay a fee, however ?Patent Protection? is hardly enforceable especially since many of the enforcers are criminals. Thinking that an idea can be excluded from use by force can easily encourage someone to invent if that someone invents because that someone wants to gain wealth by enforcing payment for use of the idea being invented.

Who is this someone who thinks that their idea will be ?protected? and therefore this specific someone is more likely to invent? Someone else may be not so disposed. Someone else may actually be less likely to invent if the mind is occupied by thoughts of wealth accumulation. 6 billion people do not act the same on this issue.

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Sure, the inventor without protection still stands to make some money, but significantly less than if he had a temporary monopoly.
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One the invention is invented there are many ways to market it. Patent enforcement is one business method. Open source is another business method. Some inventions, like a cure for cancer, could make someone very rich if such an invention could be an exclusive monopoly business where the inventor was the sole supplier.

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So many people would not bother inventing revolutionary things without patent protection.
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How many? List a number of inventions that you think would not have been invented without the profit incentive enforced by patent enforcement.

How about starting with fire?

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You claim that oil is produced into a state of scarcity, and producing more oil somehow is counterproductive.
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I do no such thing. Your misunderstanding is the source of the error that you glom onto me.

If oil is produced into a state of oversupply the price of oil will drop while purchasing power increases because oil reduces the costs of production.

Counting the costs of the Iraq war as a cost of increasing oil control does not enter into the political/economy of non-criminal human action. The Iraq war is a crime.

If you think that I wrote something suggesting that producing more oil will somehow be counterproductive then quote those words that you derive that misunderstanding.

The reverse of Joe?s Law with oil goes like this:

Oil produced into a state of scarcity increases the price of oil while purchasing power decreases because the lack of oil increases the cost of production (assuming that no other cheaper source of power in produced into a state of oversupply).

Are you still confused?

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This makes no sense.
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If my words were written wrong, then show me where you derive your misunderstanding concerning Joe?s Law. Quote the words that inspire you to misunderstand. I can correct any error in wording.

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Also, not completely crucial, but your efficiency numbers on solar panels are way off.  Currently available solar panels take much longer than one year to pay off, when considering total cost of implementation.  It is common for people to amortize a solar panel installation over 10 years or more, with the monthly payments being comparable to their electric bill.  While I suppose any period of eventual break-even is good, you make the solar panel scenario overly rosy with those numbers.
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I can link sources. Would you like those links?

Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: utilitarian on September 04, 2008, 04:44:59 AM
utilitarian,

I have already specifically agreed with the perception that patent enforcement has its place and use. Who wants to do away with patent protection? Who do you not agree with concerning that someone who thinks that ?we should do away with patent protection?


OK, then I guess you do not oppose patents.  Good.

Your requests for specific examples of people who might be less motivated to invent give me the unfortunate impression that you are just being hardheaded.  I do not claim that no one will invent without maximum financial incentive.  I am just saying that the number of people sitting around and foregoing other activities, whether money-making or pleasurable, for the sake of inventing, is directly proportional with how well that inventing gig pays.  Reduce the payoff, and you will get fewer people doing it.  Just like with everything else in life.

Look, I think you are on the right track, but the reason why what you propose is not happening is because solar panels take way longer to pay off than one year, as is the case with wind, geothermal, and others.  I do not so much care for any sources you may link, because reality speaks much louder than Internet links.  If people could recoup the costs of solar panels and other renewable energy capturing devices that quickly, there would be alot more of them.  Believe me, there are many out there that sit all day and dream of better ways of making money off this stuff.  It's not like it has been overlooked.

Good luck with Joe's law, and it's good that you are inventing, but frankly I think that what Joe's law proposes will be reality just as soon as the economics of it work out.

Finally, yes, I am still confused by your reverse example.  I will quote:

"Oil produced into a state of scarcity increases the price of oil while purchasing power decreases because the lack of oil increases the cost of production (assuming that no other cheaper source of power in produced into a state of oversupply)."

I do not understand how producing oil increases the price of oil.  Producing oil can only contribute to lowering the price of oil (or have it rise less quickly).  Just simple supply and demand.

Similarly, if you are looking a the cost-of-production angle, producing oil should decrease the cost of production of further oil.  (Producing oil has a lowering effect on cost of energy, thus making further oil exploration less expensive than if that original oil had not been produced.)
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AB Hammer on September 04, 2008, 01:08:44 PM
@Joe Kelley

 I truly think I should have talk to you in question form.

 What can an inventor do, when the inventor has a very low income to protect his/her invention?
Borrowing  money due to a low income normally means whacked credit as well.

 Now how can they make money open sourcing? And who is out there to help that won't just take their invention and leave them high and dry?

Patenting is not as expensive as people think (unless you pay a lawyer), but you are going to need help for proper wording (exploring other patents will help in that as well)(maybe you can get your lawyer on a contingency fee but that will cost more in the long run). I have talked many times with the patent office and to file only takes about $500.00 up front. And then you are of course in patent pending status ( but you are going to have to save you spare cash for the pay off for the patent). There is another provisional patent, that is cheaper but it doesn't provide the same protection.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Joe Kelley on September 04, 2008, 08:56:54 PM
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Your requests for specific examples of people who might be less motivated to invent give me the unfortunate impression that you are just being hardheaded.
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unilitarian,

Your impression may be accurate. I am hard-headed concerning accurate data being better than ambiguous data. Do you desire ambiguity? I do not.

My personal experience includes inventions. In my line of work (when I was working in my line of work) many situations demanded invention, it was a daily thing. I could do what a lot of other workers did and stop working when faced with a demand for invention. In that way I could get paid for sitting, until a boss showed up to invent a way out of the situation that demanded invention.

I can be much more specific concerning my specific inspirations concerning invention.

If you have a specific example concerning your viewpoint on patent enforcement as being a means of increasing invention, then please consider discussing that specific example; otherwise the discussion isn?t specific ? rather, it is ambiguous.

Should I do the common thing and simply ?believe? that your viewpoint is true despite my own personal experience that suggests that your viewpoint is unsupported?

What is your next move after reading the above? Will you be flabbergasted, outraged, or otherwise rendered into a state of disbelief concerning someone who may challenge your expressed viewpoint that, by all means, should be a given; everyone (who is anyone) knows that you are right concerning this subject of invention and patent enforcement.

Do you consider it to be unreasonable for me to ask for specific information?

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I do not claim that no one will invent without maximum financial incentive.
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Yet, you did claim that I have my political/economic law backwards or false. Your words above suggest that someone has accused you of claiming something that you did not claim. Who is that someone who has accused you of claiming something that you did not claim? Where is this person who has suggested, by innuendo, or by any specific intent that you have claimed such a thing as you are defending now?

It was not me. If you think it was me, you are wrong. It was not me.

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I am just saying that the number of people sitting around and foregoing other activities, whether money-making or pleasurable, for the sake of inventing, is directly proportional with how well that inventing gig pays.  Reduce the payoff, and you will get fewer people doing it.  Just like with everything else in life.
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In my case the pay-off for invention includes the removal of waste. I, personally, cannot stand waste. Sitting around while a situation involves waste, such as my personal example above, drives me to invent a means by which the situation can be fixed. The pay off, for me, is to move ahead and get past difficulty. In my example above the typical thing done by many people is to sit and be paid for sitting. Some people are paid for sitting. Other people are paid for inventing. As far as my ?superiors? where concerned, I was paid for sitting. They didn?t like the fact that I didn?t need their inventing services. I was called many things during my career, such as, being honest to a fault, being ?a loose cannon?, and being stubborn or hard-headed.

I have my experience with invention. Other people have their experiences with invention. To say that more invention will occur because of patent enforcement is one thing. To prove it is another thing entirely. Currently the Open Source phenomenon is gaining power. Things are being invented by Open Source methods. Things are also being invented by Patent enforcement methods. Is this a horse race? Who is winning? What happens if you factor in the fact that many inventions are being suppressed and/or stolen by the current patent enforcement mechanism?

Now you have three competitors in the race to inspire the most inventions.

A.   Legitimate patent enforcement
B.   Criminal patent stealing under the guise of patent enforcement
C.   Open Source lack of enforcement

If you suppose that the number of inventions are increasing because of A more so than because of B, then I can entertain that supposition based upon data. Where is the data?

If you merely suppose that A does inspire an increase in invention and the number of that increase is unrelated to C, then I can certainly agree that some people will invent because their inventions can be forced into some type of monopoly issue.

I?ve already said as much, more than once.

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I do not so much care for any sources you may link, because reality speaks much louder than Internet links.
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You refuse to entertain any new data? How could I have suspected as much?

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I do not understand how producing oil increases the price of oil.
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The words you quoted specifically state how oil is produced into a state of scarcity. If you ignore the word ?scarcity? you can misunderstand the reverse of Joe?s Law.

You do not understand how producing oil into a state of scarcity will, in fact, increase the price of oil.

That is not the same thing as this:

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I do not understand how producing oil increases the price of oil.
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That is not this:

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You do not understand how producing oil into a state of scarcity will, in fact, increase the price of oil.
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I am going to link a link that you can ignore at will. My suggestion is to view the link and do so for no other reason than entertainment. The person in the link is a comedian and a very good one if your funny bone is activated by dry British humor. If not, ignore at will.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5267640865741878159 (http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5267640865741878159)

For anyone else but you, here is the link to the solar panel manufacturer who claims a one year pay off time.

http://www.thedailygreen.com/green-homes/eco-friendly/evergreen-solar-panels-460608 (http://www.thedailygreen.com/green-homes/eco-friendly/evergreen-solar-panels-460608)

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According to Evergreen, the carbon footprint of these new panels is up to 50% smaller than those of competitors, and they have a quicker energy payback -- reportedly as fast as 12 months for installed panels. This last point is particularly exciting, since the amount of energy required to make solar panels has long been a bone of contention among critics of the technology.
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I usually send an inquiry to this type of claim and I have not received a return. Usually the companies on the front edge of this technology are seeking volume sales and they have no time for answering questions from me. Sometimes I get phone calls and extended conversations, but not often.

The point is that power produced (from any source) into a state of oversupply will decrease the price of power while purchasing power increases because power reduces the cost of production. The pay off times must be positive, not necessarily all at once. Over-unity is not the same thing as perpetual motion, if I understand the meaning of the term.

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Producing oil can only contribute to lowering the price of oil (or have it rise less quickly).  Just simple supply and demand.
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If you ignore the word ?scarcity? as in: ?produced into a state of scarcity?, then you will misunderstand the reverse of Joe?s Law. Your words above are words that understand a part of Joe?s Law.  The political part is the part you have not commented upon, perhaps you ignore that too? That is a question, or a guess, as to what you think and a discussion can be a way to exchange thoughts or a discussion can be a way to ignore thoughts, I suppose.

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Similarly, if you are looking a the cost-of-production angle, producing oil should decrease the cost of production of further oil.  (Producing oil has a lowering effect on cost of energy, thus making further oil exploration less expensive than if that original oil had not been produced.)
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That is the forward, and not the reverse, of the economic part of Joe?s Law. Again, you ignore the word: scarcity, when viewing the reverse of Joe?s Law. You have the forward part of Joe?s Law accurately understood; concerning the economic part of the relationship.

Joe?s Law integrates the political part of the power relationship in addition to the economic part, and if you ignore the factor of politics then misunderstanding is bound to result; in many cases. Some people understand Joe?s Law and I think the legal criminals are among that set.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Joe Kelley on September 04, 2008, 09:46:21 PM
AB Hammer,

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What can an inventor do, when the inventor has a very low income to protect his/her invention?
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What is the inventor protecting his or her invention from? If the idea is to secure the credit of having invented the invention, then I think you have accurately identified one of the legitimate parts of Patent enforcement.

If you are discussing something other than an inventor protecting the credit for having invented a specific invention then you will have to be specific about that which you are discussing; otherwise that which you are discussing is ambiguous.

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Borrowing  money due to a low income normally means whacked credit as well.
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If your business plan will fail because someone else has employed your idea in a more productive manner, then your monetary creditors will have made a poor investment. If your monetary creditors are banking on U.S. Patent Enforcement as a means of profiting by creating a monopoly production run, then I think that your monetary creditors are banking on a lie.

The U.S. Patent Enforcement mechanism is most likely just another arm of organized legal crime whereby criminals commit crimes with impunity. Even if there are legitimate people offering some measure of legitimate patent enforcement for you and your monetary creditors the reach of those legitimate people and their power does not extend into other nations like China, for example.

In today?s Open Source network of interconnectivity the power to suppress data transfer is rapidly dwindling. What happens if someone near you is able to get a copy of your invention and that someone has his own idea to sell that idea to someone in China? Has your neighbor invented a new idea, can he patent that new idea whereby he takes a copy of your invention and he sells that copy to someone in China?

You may call your neighbor a thief. He stole your invention. You may think that your neighbor is stealing your idea. Other people may not think so.

That stealing, or not stealing, of a copy of your invention and selling a copy of your invention to someone in China is not the same thing as someone taking credit for inventing something that you have invented.

Which case are we discussing?

A.   Someone taking a copy of something you invented and selling that copy of something you invented to China.
B.   Someone claiming to have invented something that you have invented.
C.   Something not yet communicated specifically.

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Now how can they make money open sourcing? And who is out there to help that won't just take their invention and leave them high and dry?
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Open Sourcing can be viewed as an advertisement mechanism that brings the best inventors to the people who can produce the things that are invented and the connectivity includes bringing the best inventors to the best producers to the best marketing people.

If someone steals your idea and claims that your idea is his idea, then he will be expected to reproduce. The best inventors don?t simply invent one invention.

A good way to illustrate how Open Source Phenomenon works is to look at a company like Skype.

Skype gives their basic invention away. Skype covers their costs by offering a more complicated invention. An inventor who invents better than anyone else can afford to give away a few inventions and thereby establish something called Positive Feedback.

Another way to look at this is to see invention as something like being a Rock Star. A Rock Star invents songs. Someone else may steal that song and try to sell it. Who gets paid to perform the next new song?

I am answering more questions than the specific questions that you are asking because your specific questions are too general as far as I can see.

I read the rest of your response to me and I see that you are no longer responding to me. I do not consider myself to be in a position to invent a greater invention than Joe?s Law. I think my invention is huge. Someone will take credit for it and that is OK by me. I want my invention to gain the most currency soonest because that will make me wealthy beyond measure even if no one ever pats me on the back.

Many inventors may think that their inventions are worth more than someone or anyone else judges. The proof may be to have your invention stolen. Who, for example, has the record on being the inventor with the most inventions stolen?

Who has given away the most inventions?

Which inventions produce the most power and what happens when power flows like water?

Will everyone suffer from that unfortunate state of affairs?
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AB Hammer on September 04, 2008, 11:38:26 PM
Greetings Joe

 You paint a very dim picture for the poor inventor. That is probably why Bessler destroyed what he did for there was no way to protect his invention of perpetual motion, from the corrupt people of position of his time. They even tried to put him in jail to force him to give the secret. They tried to tax it so he destroyed the running wheel.

 Is this what we expect today? When the government no longer serve the people. What does the Constitution have to say about that?

 A patent is only protection where it is patented and where treaties are in place. What we would have to have is a US patent and a World patent. Don't even consider China for they have there own special patents in the place of intellectual patents designed to steel anything they can. IMO since I don't have an example at hand. But for example a US patent can stop China from importing to the US. It is bad that China only recognizes there own.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: utilitarian on September 05, 2008, 05:03:56 PM
unilitarian,

Your impression may be accurate. I am hard-headed concerning accurate data being better than ambiguous data. Do you desire ambiguity? I do not.

My personal experience includes inventions. In my line of work (when I was working in my line of work) many situations demanded invention, it was a daily thing. I could do what a lot of other workers did and stop working when faced with a demand for invention. In that way I could get paid for sitting, until a boss showed up to invent a way out of the situation that demanded invention.

I can be much more specific concerning my specific inspirations concerning invention.

If you have a specific example concerning your viewpoint on patent enforcement as being a means of increasing invention, then please consider discussing that specific example; otherwise the discussion isn?t specific ? rather, it is ambiguous.

Should I do the common thing and simply ?believe? that your viewpoint is true despite my own personal experience that suggests that your viewpoint is unsupported?

It is pretty clear that your behavior would not change in light of disappearance of patents.  That's great, but you cannot go solely off that.  Bear in mind as a proponent of a new "law", the burden is on you to support it, not on anyone else to disprove it.  Until you can establish you are correct, your law is only a law in your own mind, not anyone else's.  And I do believe that some people, like you, would still invent in the absence of the temporarily monopoly protection afforded by patents.  I just do not believe as many people would.  I see evidence of this every day in the business world, as people tend to gravitate to higher paying activities.

Your quote from Evergreen is about what I expected.  A press release quoting the manufacturer.  Furthermore, the 1 year claimed return is on energy to create vs. energy captured.  It is not even a breakeven point on the monetary investment, which is likely to be longer.  I actually have followed solar energy research casually, and I have seen these types of press releases every 3 months or so, where some great new type of solar panel is allegedly in production.  Unfortunately, when it comes down to actually being able to purchase something like this that lives up to the claims, it is impossible to do so.  If you are able to get your money back on solar panels after 12 months, please let us know.

Finally, I do not think I understand what you mean by "producing into a state of scarcity".  Or rather, I do not understand the significance of producing into a state of scarcity versus producing into a state of abundance.  Let's say oil is scarce, which it arguably is.  Producing oil in a scenario where oil is scarce will still have a diminishing effect on the price of oil (either lowering the price of oil or reducing the rate at which it is rising).



Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Joe Kelley on September 05, 2008, 06:06:56 PM
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You paint a very dim picture for the poor inventor.
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AB Hammer,

I did no such thing. I did not paint a very dim picture for the poor inventor. If you read what I wrote and your opinion is that I paint a very dim picture for the poor inventor, then I?d like to know exactly what I wrote that you think is a very dim picture for the poor inventor.

Inventors have an ability now that has never been available before in human history. An inventor can now access the entire Global market through the networked media. If an inventor can gain positive feedback because the inventor invents marketable ideas the inventor can prosper as never before because of this instant access to billions of people.

Can you read that paragraph and retain your opinion that I paint a very dim picture for the poor inventor?

Does your word choice intend to suggest that there are non-poor inventors who do not invent poor inventions? If so, then I can agree that compared to the non-poor inventor the poor inventor is going to have a hard time marketing his inability to invent because he is a poor inventor.

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That is probably why Bessler destroyed what he did for there was no way to protect his invention of perpetual motion, from the corrupt people of position of his time. They even tried to put him in jail to force him to give the secret. They tried to tax it so he destroyed the running wheel.
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I?m going to link another link to show anyone how a link can aid in the effort to accurately communicate something. The above is vague. The above is to me a misleading paragraph due to its ambiguity. The above is not specific enough to do me any good. I could do my own search to gain more accurate data concerning this perpetual motion invention.

Here is a link:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5684495902617203266&q=Joseph+Newman&total=149&start=0&num=10&so=1&type=search&plindex=0

Is that a poor inventor?

I lost the link I wanted to send and now I?m reviewing that link.

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What does the Constitution have to say about that?
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Before I end this response and get back to that link I linked, I am going to comment on The Constitution.

My comment is based upon many diverse sources of data not limited to these three books:

http://www.amazon.com/Secret-Proceedings-Debates-Constitutional-Convention/dp/1410203638/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1220627933&sr=1-1

That is a first hand account of the dirty deed (also known as The Dirty Compromise) from someone inside the Secret Proceedings and Debates of the closed door Constitutional Convention.

You won?t find the actual words spoken by the principle actors who sold out liberty for slavery in that book because that book described the parliamentary type group meeting where the deal makers negotiated their treasonous acts after the deal was already struck.

The deal was struck between southern slave traders who wanted the north to enforce their slave trade laws and on the other side if the Dirty Compromise was the northern currency monopolists who wanted the south to enforce their currency monopoly.

The North and South were then destined to fight a war because of that Dirty Compromise because the South got the poop end of the stick. Open human slavery would not be enforceable in the long run. Slavery by stealth is still going on today with the currency monopoly business model ? closed source.

http://www.amazon.com/Shayss-Rebellion-American-Revolutions-Battle/dp/0812218701/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1220628408&sr=1-1

That is a description of the revolutionary war as the revolutionary war continued after the British were defeated and driven out of the colonies as those colonies became separate States held together under a voluntary republic described within the text of The Articles of Confederation.

The Articles of Confederation created a republic fashioned after the Swiss model government. The Swiss model government is a type of government that does not participate in wars, history proves this out.

Under the articles of confederation the separate State of Massachusetts suppressed the continued revolutionary war during skirmishes that were later called Shays?s Rebellion which were named after a revolutionary war soldier named Daniel Shays who helped defend the rule of law, liberty, and fight against taxation without representation.

The actors on the side of the State of Massachusetts suppressed the rebellion against the misrepresented whiskey tax by going against The Articles of Confederation. In other words the governors of Massachusetts broke the law of The Republic.

Massachusetts was working their end of the currency monopoly so as to finance invasions of Canada and in so doing they created more debt as merchants loaned (with interest) the goods to conduct those invasions of Canada. The governors of Massachusetts borrowed on the ability of the people to pay taxes in gold.

Gold became very scarce due to Gresham?s Law where legal paper debt money drove out the Gold. Gresham?s Law is easy to understand when considering how foreign traders will not accept paper debt money for their import goods. The gold leaves The State that prints debt money. It did. When the governors of Massachusetts dictated payment of taxes in Gold the soldiers figured out that the old bosses where replaced by the new bosses.

That is easy to see because the lack of gold inspired the creation of whiskey as currency. Whiskey was the money used by the people in the colonies who were not in the cities where people traded legal debt money and what remained of the gold supply. The soldiers had no gold to pay the whiskey tax. It was a ludicrous dictate. The soldiers continued the revolutionary war in Massachusetts under the Articles of Confederation and the governors of Massachusetts broke the law and suppressed that rebellion.

All the other state governors knew it. Everyone knew that the rebels were merely continuing the revolutionary war.

So?how can the powers that be figure out a way to enforce their paper debt note currency monopoly extortion racket?

They went to George Washington who promised to retire and never become a politician and they told George that if you didn?t fight against the rebellion that George would lose all his land holdings that he bought from soldiers for pennies on the dollar because George was paid with gold and the soldiers were paid with worthless paper debt notes (and land). That was before whiskey was invented as monetary currency ? or re-discovered if you will.

http://www.amazon.com/Whiskey-Rebellion-Frontier-Epilogue-Revolution/dp/0195051912/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1220629499&sr=1-1

That exposes the whole hoax to ?fix? The Articles of Confederation so as to make it legal to suppress a rebellion. George Washington drove out the mighty British army with a voluntary army of volunteers under The Articles of Confederation and then after the ?Fix? was printed (The Constitution) George Washington conscripted an involuntary Army (as big as the voluntary one) to suppress another flare up of the ongoing Whiskey Rebellion. Pennsylvania was picked for tactical reason so as to teach the rebels a lesson throughout the formerly separate States that were now a Limited Liability Corporate Nation State Dept Money Currency Extortion Racket i.e. The Constitution.

I can link and quote The Constitution right where it make suppressions of rebellions legal if you wish.

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What we would have to have is a US patent and a World patent.
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Are you one of those New World Order Global propagandists? Patent enforcement is one of many excuses for creating a one world government.  If it isn?t voluntary then it is criminal. Do you contend otherwise?

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Don't even consider China for they have there own special patents in the place of intellectual patents designed to steel anything they can.
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China is where the bad guys are because they steal patents compared to us the good guys who go around the world torturing and mass murdering for oil?

I think we live in different worlds.

I?m in the reality based one.

What was the last country invaded by the Chinese?

Do you know if South Ossetia is the last country invaded by U.S. military advisors, or is Pakistan the last one? Who is counting?

Do you know that legal criminal A,B,C, and D (Bush, Cheney, Killer McCain, and Osama Obama) all promise to continue invading at will (torturing and mass murdering).

Iran and Pakistan are on the list.

So?how bad is China? We need a world government to get ?them? in line with moral values like Patent enforcement?

Are you serious? Have you thought this through?

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It is bad that China only recognizes there own.
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Perhaps they trust in the fact that the U.S. National government lies, tortures, and mass murders on purpose for profit and therefore can?t be trusted to honor anything at all?
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Joe Kelley on September 05, 2008, 07:23:31 PM
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Bear in mind as a proponent of a new "law", the burden is on you to support it, not on anyone else to disprove it.
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utilitarian,

You obviously misunderstand my viewpoint. Joe?s Law is merely a way of describing physical and psychological reality. The relationship is what it is, I merely describe it.

If you, I, or anyone thinks that my description is inaccurate the fact that the relationship exists doesn?t change. I see no need to support or disprove the relationship described by Joe?s Law. It exists even if I don?t see it; conversely it won?t vanish if I ignore it.

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I see evidence of this every day in the business world, as people tend to gravitate to higher paying activities.
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The business world includes open source phenomenon and patent enforcement as competitors for market share. If the company I worked for is an example of American type ?business world? gravitation to higher payment activities then I can safely say that the gravitation is short lived, borrowing from Peter to Pay Paul, living on borrowed time, and cutting off the business world's nose to spite the business world's face; therefore the push to get that behind and move onto newer, more far reaching, investment oriented business practices like those being invented in the open source phenomenon will increase income and reduce costs.

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Furthermore, the 1 year claimed return is on energy to create vs. energy captured.  It is not even a breakeven point on the monetary investment, which is likely to be longer.
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One of us misunderstands the words published at that site; however the principle remains the same while the time factor changes.

Over-unity can be seen clearly as a cost/benefit ratio that can increase or decrease.

If cost is greater than benefit there is no over-unity. That is under-unity and that is unsustainable.

If the cost is 1 year of power (money, energy, or electric power) and the benefit is 25 total years of power production (money, energy, or electric power), then the ratio is 1/24 cost/benefits and it is obviously over-unity.

I may have the over-unity concept misunderstood, perhaps over-unity is meant to describe a perpetual motion machine whereby power is generated out of nothing (or out of something unknown - exactly)?

The trend in Solar Panels (and just about everything mass produced) is a lowering of cost and an increase in benefit (while demand for the benefit exists).

The current state of the Solar Panel industry is such that suppliers are offering consumers a one time call up to allow them to install Solar Panels on consumer's homes in order to reduce their yearly electric bill. You call them up. You get Solar Panels. You pay less electricity per month. You pay nothing. You pay the new electric supplier less money per month.

Out with the old; in with the new.

Solar Panels may not yet be available to the individual consumer where the entire cost of the panel is paid in full during the first year of use and the same solar panel will produce the cost of one more solar panel each year for 25 years, yet. What is to stop solar panels from reaching that ratio of cost to benefit?

One answer is another invention that offers more benefit for less cost. If that happens then the higher cost and lower benefit stuff is no longer purchased from the same shelf as the lower cost and higer benefit stuff.

Did anyone look at the link to Joseph Newman?s work?

I didn?t dive in yet. I?m replying to this forum discussion first.

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Unfortunately, when it comes down to actually being able to purchase something like this that lives up to the claims, it is impossible to do so.  If you are able to get your money back on solar panels after 12 months, please let us know.
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When I am in a position to buy, I?ll know more. My plan is to end up with Solar Panels and an electric car or two. Right now my income is nill due to an ear disease, pneumonia, pulmonary embolism, deep vein thrombosis, and an allograph for one ankle. I don?t think my family can afford the fix on the other ankle since the Currency Monopoly Extortion Racket began its cycle downward in America. I don?t think the bottom will be hit for another 2 years. I may be in a better position to buy in a few years. I may not.

When I buy I can offer more accurate data.

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Finally, I do not think I understand what you mean by "producing into a state of scarcity".
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I can illustrate what I mean precisely. Producing something into a state of scarcity is a method by which the producer restricts the output on purpose so as to maximize profits based upon an ideal relationship between supply and demand.

If the producer adds too much supply (not enough restriction) the demand lowers and so does the price. If the producer restricts the supply too much (not enough supply) the natives get restless or they invent and adapt by finding new supplies that cost less and produce more.

The power or ability to produce something into a state of scarcity is a power that must be exclusive or monopolized by cartel or some other arrangement between competitors who vie for market share.

If someone has the power to supply more and does supply more than the agreed upon restriction among the cartel members, the obvious result is more supply, less demand, and a lowering of price. The other obvious result is either an increase in market share for the supplier who doesn?t abide by the cartel agreement or the other members of the cartel must lower their price in order to maintain their market share.

Do you really not understand how or why someone would produce something into a state of scarcity? Have I not described this phenomenon precisely?

Do you contend that I have to prove that someone would supply something into a state of scarcity in order for it to exist?

Do you argue that oil is scarce?

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Or rather, I do not understand the significance of producing into a state of scarcity versus producing into a state of abundance.  Let's say oil is scarce, which it arguably is.  Producing oil in a scenario where oil is scarce will still have a diminishing effect on the price of oil (either lowering the price of oil or reducing the rate at which it is rising).
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I don?t argue. If oil is scarce then it is scarce. I?ve seen much evidence that supports the conclusion that oil remains to be an abundant supply in Alaska, Africa, Russia, South America, and the Middle East. New oceans of the stuff have been discovered since I first looked into the supposed ?Peak Oil? phenomenon.

Even if the evidence supporting an abundant supply of oil is false or inaccurate the relationship seems very clear to me while your words are not clear to me.

These words:

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Producing oil in a scenario where oil is scarce will still have a diminishing effect on the price of oil (either lowering the price of oil or reducing the rate at which it is rising).
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Your words suggest that producing oil in a scenario where oil is scarce will have a diminishing effect on the price of oil.

You don?t mention demand. How can you conclude anything concerning the price when you offer no measure of demand?

Even if demand was static while oil is scarce there is no mention in your words to measure cost. If oil is scarce and harder to find, harder to drill, deeper, or otherwise more difficult to get to the market with a price tag on it, on the shelf in a barrel, or at the pump, then the cost will go up. How can the price go down (deminish) if the cost goes up?

How can the price go down if the cost goes up while the demand goes up?

Your words are too ambiguous to mean anything to me; can you elaborate and explain how a scarce supply of oil will have a diminishing effect on price?
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AB Hammer on September 05, 2008, 07:55:30 PM
Joe Kelley

 Answer this.
What protection is there for open sourcing?

What protection for patenting?

This is in line of the string. Here that is all that is important.

Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Joe Kelley on September 06, 2008, 05:23:15 AM
AB Hammer,

I am not a mind reader. When you ask for that which protects I am unable to know what it is that you suggest is attacking or injuring Open Source or anything.

What is the protection or defense aimed at?

What is threatening?

What is it that is being protected against?

What is it that is the cause, need, or demand for protection?

Example:

A rubber is a protection device employed to protect the egg from the sperm.

What is the sperm in this case where a rubber is needed for protection against it?

Is the rubber used to protect against aids?

Is it aids or sperm?

What exactly is it that concerns you to a point whereby you see the need for protection?


Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AB Hammer on September 06, 2008, 01:50:51 PM
AB Hammer,

I am not a mind reader. When you ask for that which protects I am unable to know what it is that you suggest is attacking or injuring Open Source or anything.

What is the protection or defense aimed at?

What is threatening?

What is it that is being protected against?

What is it that is the cause, need, or demand for protection?

Example:

A rubber is a protection device employed to protect the egg from the sperm.

What is the sperm in this case where a rubber is needed for protection against it?

Is the rubber used to protect against aids?

Is it aids or sperm?

What exactly is it that concerns you to a point whereby you see the need for protection?




LOL

I see why you use long winded talk and big words. For without it, it show us that you know nothing. But it is now obvious that you are over compensating for what you don't have as well.

Not being able to answer a straight question with a straight answer without over complicating it, to avoid what you don't know, or don't want to say. For like in a court of law can cause you to loose your case.

Like I said before.

(Dazzle them with brilliance or baffle them with bull$#!+) And I am stepping out of this string because it is getting to deep.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Joe Kelley on September 06, 2008, 05:39:25 PM
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But it is now obvious that you are over compensating for what you don't have as well.
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Anyone,

When can someone clinically be diagnoses as a sociopath? I?ve read more than one source whereby the data suggests the pathology includes a predisposition for insulting other people as if the sociopath were incapable of a reasonable thought.

Take the above, for example. A vague and ambiguous question was asked. The question being asked is perfectly reasonable for, as many people know, there are few ways to gain accurate answers other than to ask questions; however the question asked was too general and not specific enough to allow for an accurate answer.

Here is the vague question:

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What protection is there for open sourcing?
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Perhaps the person asking the question already has a few possible answers in mind or perhaps the person asking the question has no possible answer in mind. The person to whom the question was asked (me) has no clue as to what the answer to the question could be because the question is too vague.

What is open sourcing being protected from?

If I knew what open sourcing was being protected from I could conceive of an answer to the question asked.

Example 1:

What protection is there for open sourcing from attacks to human connectivity?

That is an answerable question.

Example 2:

What protection is there for open sourcing from attacks by large meteors contacting the earth?

Example 3:

What protection is there for open sourcing from attacks by human diseases created and patented by the federal government where the cure is also patented by the federal government and the cure is produced into a state of scarcity so as to command the highest possible price for the cure to the pathological disease business.

Example 4:

What protection is there for open sourcing from attacks by alien abductor who snatch up all the believers in The Rapture?

Example 5:

What protection is there for open sourcing from attacks by forum trolls who do nothing but insult other forum members as a default demonic procedure?

If no one can see the problems associated with vague questions, then no one can.

Please consider abandoning the pathology.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: utilitarian on September 06, 2008, 05:41:23 PM
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Bear in mind as a proponent of a new "law", the burden is on you to support it, not on anyone else to disprove it.
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utilitarian,

You obviously misunderstand my viewpoint. Joe?s Law is merely a way of describing physical and psychological reality. The relationship is what it is, I merely describe it.

If you, I, or anyone thinks that my description is inaccurate the fact that the relationship exists doesn?t change. I see no need to support or disprove the relationship described by Joe?s Law. It exists even if I don?t see it; conversely it won?t vanish if I ignore it.


You are clearly a thinking, intelligent person, but discussions with you are quickly made difficult, for some reason.  I have a hard time putting my finger on it, but you tend to split hairs on tangential issues and so a conversation with you can quickly get derailed.  And, because you are so verbose, it is subsequently easy to just get loss in a mess of text.  I think maybe you would do better just writing a book or a long blog.

If I had more time, I would try to figure out more of where you are going, but I have been working days and nights lately, so I try to limit myself to threads where I can get to the point relatively quickly.

But good luck to you and I hope you get better soon from your many ailments.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Joe Kelley on September 06, 2008, 06:37:14 PM
utilitarian,

Thanks.

I am adding the following to this discussion on patent vs open source:

Here are three links that can help illustrate Joe's Law.

http://www.wavepartner.eu/page_1219330357093.html

That first link is easy to understand for someone like me who has worked 25 years in the construction industry as a mechanic, equipment operator, plant operator, plant repairman, etc.

The idea is sound. That method of producing electric power is extremely profitable at today?s prices of electricity.

Joe?s Law defined again:

Power produced into a state of oversupply will reduce the price of power while purchasing power increases because power reduces the costs of production.

Now add the following link:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6157958993884349118&q=joseph+newman

I don?t know if that thing actually works. I have to look into that thing with more intensity. The idea is to desalinate water and thereby make fresh water out of salt water.

So the two links now show a very profitable way to use the ocean waves to generate electricity at very low costs per kilowatt/hour, combined with, a machine that uses very little electricity to pump water up and extract salt from the water.

Now look at this link:

http://www.championtrees.org/topsoil/SeaEnergy.htm

I?ve just found these links so more work on validity is needed; however the principles involved are already being proven in practice by many people so I?m merely the messenger in this data stream.

Combining all three links will combine three powerful new industries to help link the ocean based communities with other communities such as the place where I live in the Mojave Desert.

Anywhere on the Planet where power is needed, clean water is needed, and food is needed, these three powerful links empower people.

The last link is to link these links to the people who can make more power in their thinking process.

Power produced into a state of oversupply (not scarcity) will decrease the price of power (not increase it) while purchasing power increases (not decreases) because power reduces the costs of production, and therefore reduces (not increases) the price of everything made with power (which is everything).
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Joe Kelley on September 06, 2008, 07:51:25 PM
Anyone,

Here is the cost/benefit for the wave power generator (over-unity):

http://www.wavepartner.eu/page_1219330357093.html (http://www.wavepartner.eu/page_1219330357093.html)

 
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I have chosen to use cheap materials only, in this demonstration, because the need to bring down production costs, and make it possible to build this type of wave generation device, any where in the world, and with local materials, as car parts etc, which doesn't needs to be imported. Other materials could of course be used, and the schematics for its design of course, be different. Simple is better, it is said, and fewer parts, and bearings, will bring lower cost of building, and also repair.

We can here see energy content in waves, The numbers means kW per hour, and meters of wave. South America, 97 kW per meter of wave, for example, that means, a Wavereaper? device, which is 100 meters broad, would generate 9.7 mw, cost would be around 1200 000 Dollar, for that device. However, the revenue would be over 400 000 dollars monthly with current energy price.


Here is another link:
http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/423.html
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: infringer on September 07, 2008, 03:09:02 AM
Open Source is the only way to release energy freedom..

Without an open source and easily reproduceable means of energy generation there will be no "Free Energy"...

Plain and simple unless someone releases to the public the full disclousure on how to reproduce an FE device there will be none.

Greed will allow people to be silenced, Greed will put stops to all avenues of FE and if the inventor is greedy and will not release
via an open source channel, the device will ever remain nothing more then that of talk or vaporware.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AB Hammer on September 07, 2008, 03:25:16 AM
@infringer

 You are correct if that inventor holds out trying to get the best deal he can. But how can you protect your interest by open sourcing?

 I have said this time and time again. Once the inventor is in patent pending. The inventor of FE should show it openly so the self builders can build there own causing even more proof of the FE device and then it will no longer be able to be hidden. Plus the inventor will have their credit, and will be able to deal, and deal they should. I don't want to be stuck manufacturing these devices when I can spend the rest of my life trying to improve it and build better designs as well. Let those who have all the equipment start building the devices for those who won't or can't build their own.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: infringer on September 07, 2008, 04:56:10 AM
You protect your inventions that do not work but I should tell you a story long in the running...

The story of the poor mans patent...

This is what you do sir you first send your idea in a tamper proof envelope to yourself in the mail be sure it is post marked... And also sign for it.

Do not I repeat do not open this as you will need it sealed tamper proof and sent to you....

If you take this evidence to court I say you have an 80% chance that you will win your lawsuit and claim the rights to the patent.

This is what I like to consider a poor mans patent but I was told this worked for a few people through the years.

Take extra steps as well if you feel nessacary have it notorized on the back of the envolope that it was sealed on a certain date.

Surley you will win without a doubt then get you an attorney that does not get payed unless they win.

I am suprised you are not aware of the many ways to have solid evidence of the date of your invention and how to prove that it was in fact stolen...

Not to mention the forum dont lie about the date at which you submit your invention to the forum yet another form of proof and I gaurentee stephan would
provide all proof required if your invention did amount to something.

Problem is that monitary support for something now adays you would have tons of cash pouring in if you simply asked for donations not to mention if proven
I believe there is the xprize the prize here and other things like it...

Sheesh if you came up with something you think it would go unnoticed?

The kid who hacked the friggin iphone was offered all kinds of cash and a car and a job high paying...

Think Openly Uncle Scrooge pondering the amount of pennies you will lose is not going to do nothing other then hold you back.

Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: utilitarian on September 07, 2008, 04:59:12 AM
You protect your inventions that do not work but I should tell you a story long in the running...

The story of the poor mans patent...

This is what you do sir you first send your idea in a tamper proof envelope to yourself in the mail be sure it is post marked... And also sign for it.

Do not I repeat do not open this as you will need it sealed tamper proof and sent to you....

If you take this evidence to court I say you have an 80% chance that you will win your lawsuit and claim the rights to the patent.

This is what I like to consider a poor mans patent but I was told this worked for a few people through the years.

Take extra steps as well if you feel nessacary have it notorized on the back of the envolope that it was sealed on a certain date.

Surley you will win without a doubt then get you an attorney that does not get payed unless they win.

This is complete idiocy.  The sealed envelope offers no protection whatsoever.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: infringer on September 07, 2008, 05:08:48 AM
How do you figure? You tamper proof your envolope seal it and get the envolope notarized on back that it was sealed  tamper proof then send it to yourself and do not open it you then have a date, and untampered evidence

A patent offers no protection either... If you wanna get technical reproductions are always a problem in other countries and such.

Sorry to say but it is true a slight alteration to the device makes your device crapp and theres better and gives them the ability to make a new patent...

And I will tell you yes it does offer protection providing the legal system serves justice which there is a very great chance it would.

AB Hammer is cool shit man dont get me wrong I like the dood.

But I will tell you if you publish a book with the library of congress or whatever for 75bux it should also provide a decent amount of protection as well...

The truth is the more documented proof you have of your invention the better.

Everything will provide evidence beyond circumstatial or he said she said is a forum of proof that you did infact come up with this invention ... Dates do matter as well.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AB Hammer on September 07, 2008, 05:18:55 AM
@infringer

 What you said about the poor mans patent hasn't been any good for years. As a song writer it was common to do this to help support the filed copy wright,  but it is so easy to fraud it became useless. The funny thing is, the fraudsters have cause this protection to be no good any more, and it seems like the court experts where the only fraudsters on this method. IMO (can we say big brother strikes again?)

 As for open sourcing, you are missing that it only takes a little change to get a new patent and you can't do anything about it. The patent you fill out has to be worded correctly or it can still be a waste. The deck is stacked against us that are not rich, so we have to draw the correct cards and you can still win.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: infringer on September 07, 2008, 05:40:59 AM
Yes it is stacked against the poor thats when you get out your trick deck...

Pay 75bux and copywright a book with the full details in it including possible spin offs ...

Deny the proof of the library of congress I highly doubt that will happen.

Yes it was song writers that did the envolope thing that is correct.

But lets see a fraud with the library of congress then show me one.

A patent will be circumvented just as easily... With a modification.

-infringer-
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AB Hammer on September 07, 2008, 05:59:33 AM
Yes it is stacked against the poor thats when you get out your trick deck...

Pay 75bux and copywright a book with the full details in it including possible spin offs ...

Deny the proof of the library of congress I highly doubt that will happen.

Yes it was song writers that did the envolope thing that is correct.

But lets see a fraud with the library of congress then show me one.

A patent will be circumvented just as easily... With a modification.

-infringer-

I will admit I like the book idea, So I write up everything I can think of, and myself being a blacksmith I will have to write it in a teaching form and how to do it step by step. The whys and why nots of what can do to make a gravity wheel work, and why most do not. I will start and then I will need someone of physic skill to help and someone who can help make since for everyone.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: utilitarian on September 07, 2008, 07:16:57 PM
Yes it is stacked against the poor thats when you get out your trick deck...

Pay 75bux and copywright a book with the full details in it including possible spin offs ...

Deny the proof of the library of congress I highly doubt that will happen.

Yes it was song writers that did the envolope thing that is correct.

But lets see a fraud with the library of congress then show me one.

A patent will be circumvented just as easily... With a modification.

-infringer-

You confuse copyright with patent.  A sealed envelope may offer some protection in a copyright case, but not with a patent.  With inventions, the only thing that will protect you is a patent.  And a patent is more than just you coming up with the idea and writing it down.  A patent examiner has to review it for originality, non-obviousness, and other things.  Whether or not you agree with the patent process, it is all you have to protect you.  If you do not bother to go through with it and pay the price of a patent as far as time and money, then you pass up all protection for your invention.

And yes, many patents can be circumvented, but many cannot.  Many patents are worthless, but some are worth quite a bit.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Liberty on September 08, 2008, 05:04:54 AM
You confuse copyright with patent.  A sealed envelope may offer some protection in a copyright case, but not with a patent.  With inventions, the only thing that will protect you is a patent.  And a patent is more than just you coming up with the idea and writing it down.  A patent examiner has to review it for originality, non-obviousness, and other things.  Whether or not you agree with the patent process, it is all you have to protect you.  If you do not bother to go through with it and pay the price of a patent as far as time and money, then you pass up all protection for your invention.

And yes, many patents can be circumvented, but many cannot.  Many patents are worthless, but some are worth quite a bit.

The danger by going the patent route to the inventor is, if someone in the dept. of defense, NASA, or dept. of energy etc. decides to classify your invention because you applied for a patent;  then the government can control your invention and suppress it or just use it for themselves.  This would deny the invention from those that they are supposed to serve, the people.  Also all the money and time and effort you have put into getting a patent and the invention are down the drain.  You will not know if the gov. will decide to classify your invention until after you apply for a patent.  The reason is, the inventor is asking for a government benefit, unknowingly making the government a partner in your invention for special protection.  So they have the view that they can then suppress it if they decide they want to.  If you don't apply for a patent, they have no legal ability to interfere, because they are not owners or co-owners of the device.  This is the corruption in the system that was intended to protect the country, but has hindered it instead.

If the government would abolish the clause that allows them to classify a device, a patent would return to the intended purpose, to protect the inventor and his device.  It would make sense for them to do this for now, at least for energy devices.  It would allow sales tax to occur in their country instead of having to import the device that started within your own country and loose the future sales and the benefit from enhanced commerce.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Thedane on September 14, 2008, 04:26:20 PM
Hi everybody,

The choice is clear to me: Open Source / Free information for everybody.

If you (have) develop(ed) a Free Energy machine and you release the information to the public, you're most likely to win a Nobel price as current physics say you cannot make such a device.
By posting the plans/information online - and sending a copy of it to e.g. google's G-mail - It should be easy to document who first released a working FE device to the public.
Don't forget to document the device on video and send a copy of it to your "local" newsmedia - They'll love having such a scoop, and you're almost guaranteed instant fame  ;D

Have a great day!
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AB Hammer on September 14, 2008, 11:14:07 PM
@Thedane

You can have the same effect if you expose it from your patent pending status and have even more protection. And that will still give you royalties. ;)

 Big business loves open sourcing for they can manufacture it and not give you a dime. Also don't depend on the Nobel prize, for when is the last time someone received the Nobel science prize that didn't have at least a masters degree. What about those of us who are high school bums? At least that is what they may think. The world of education seams to have double standards and large barriers to break through. Some highly educated don't take kindly being shown up by someone who has never been to collage.

 PS you can't beat big business, but you can lean how to work with them. And you can still show it for the do it yourself builders. Most people will purchase not build so it can work for everyone. ;)
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: magnetmotorman on November 05, 2008, 02:11:58 AM
Excuse my too bad English.
You're forgetting something very important. There is LAW.
In countries like Spain or Argentina, the law specifies clearly that it does not protect inventors, but REGISTRANTS. So, there is no way to prevent patenting of our work. Industry "open sourcing" does not exist at all, to the law in almost countries. And if other guy patents your work, forget it (the owner under the law, may and will pursue anyone who tries to produce it). No matters who invented. This is the hard truth.

Greetings...
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: ashtweth_nihilisti on November 05, 2008, 02:19:01 AM
>So, there is no way to prevent patenting of our work

GO and try and get a patent on LINUX. Go watch them laugh at you. The same is for the case of free energy  technology when released in the public domain.
This is LAW also

Ash
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: magnetmotorman on November 05, 2008, 05:18:57 PM
>So, there is no way to prevent patenting of our work

GO and try and get a patent on LINUX. Go watch them laugh at you. The same is for the case of free energy  technology when released in the public domain.
This is LAW also

Ash
You can't do the same in countries like Spain or Argentine. In this last case, the law protects the inventor if has made public his work, for at least one year before. No more... In other words: you have maximum one year for start the process of registration; if you don't started, any other has right over that work, no matter who invented, but is just matter that it is an invention, that is all.
   
On the other hand, about GNU/Linux (my OS, talking about that...), there is a significant legal difference betwen industrial patents and software licenses (and other kinds of authoring). For the rest, again, the law protects registrants and not inventors, in the case of industrial inventions.

Greetings...
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: magnetmotorman on November 06, 2008, 06:58:07 AM
P.S. of my previous message: I mean, you actually can do public your invention, but if passed one year you have not patented, other guy can do it, even if his process was initiated during that year. It means: in this case, the invention IS actually of public domain, AND patentable.

No industrial "open sourcing". At the moment...
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: magnetmotorman on November 08, 2008, 08:11:19 AM
P.S. 2: May be, a lawyer can enlighten us, about all this. Anyone there? Any successful precedent case? Here is a legal figure named "amparo", that could be useful. We must investigate.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: magnetmotorman on November 14, 2008, 03:43:16 AM
I was reading this page:
http://www.eagle-research.com/nopatent/patfree.html

I am excited about that. But I have some fears...

What if some big corporation get patents all around a world and start a persecution against us? against little producers?

How to fight, to defend us?

I wait some answers.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: FreeEnergy on November 15, 2008, 04:51:26 AM
hmm subject/topic should of been:

Open Source Vs. Patenting Vs. Copyright


too late now.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: brian334 on April 22, 2009, 12:20:27 AM
The reality is companies will not have anything to do
with a invention that is not patented or patent pending.
The potential legal liabilities are to high.

Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: broli on April 22, 2009, 12:36:02 AM
Brian this is why I don't know why these inventors even waste their time on patents. This is like patenting a cure for cancer (which there are many) and hoping some company will have a dig at it. This is even a mute example as the cure is probably a very specific chemical combination while a gravity wheel for example is something that can be altered to avoid the patent license.Some user named Pirate something had the best solution if you went after money. Forget about patents. Just make use of your head start and try to sell as much as possible as you can while you can until others pick up and start competing with you. I personally hate competition as it's something very evil. But that's the only solution if you are money hungry.

On the other hand if you want to go full open source and have no direct plans to sell the machine youselve. Your best bet for some money to buy bread is making a clean, simple straight forward website with all the info, theory and plans of the device. Put a donation link and see people's good will at play. I know quite a lot of websites that have donation links open for certain causes and get in 2 000 USD or more in donations each month. So I speak of experience unlike some closed minded people.

This is also the option I would go for.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: d3adp00l on April 23, 2009, 08:55:02 AM
a lawyer would be a good idea here. But I doubt if there is any who would ever be interested in helping out people with no real regard for themselves first.

So in spain it would seem that the best thing to do would be to do this. Post all data and info of the device, put on there a notice that you are pursuing a patent, but if anyone would like to build the device for their own use they are more than welcome. If anyone is interested in building the device for business they must contact you and get permission. From there you have 1 year to get the patent, and then you can continue an outsource type license setup, with people who ask for permission and agree to the idealogy of the agreement. Don't take money in exchange for the use, as that would entitle the person giving you money a vested interest in the device. Stipulate that if they are in the business of making the device and selling it for a profit then they must pay you royalties, and they are restricted on the profit and markup percentages they can use. You can determine what is fair and reasonable profit and markup.  but if they are not in a business model, then they are exept from royalities.

Since no corporation will agree with the spirit of such terms then you can reject their license application.

This would keep the prices from getting out of control, would prefer smaller businesses over huge corporations (who see a limit on profitablity as evil), and allows for the device to proliferate in such a way that only peoples ability to make the device will limit.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AB Hammer on April 23, 2009, 02:04:27 PM
a lawyer would be a good idea here. But I doubt if there is any who would ever be interested in helping out people with no real regard for themselves first.

So in spain it would seem that the best thing to do would be to do this. Post all data and info of the device, put on there a notice that you are pursuing a patent, but if anyone would like to build the device for their own use they are more than welcome. If anyone is interested in building the device for business they must contact you and get permission. From there you have 1 year to get the patent, and then you can continue an outsource type license setup, with people who ask for permission and agree to the idealogy of the agreement. Don't take money in exchange for the use, as that would entitle the person giving you money a vested interest in the device. Stipulate that if they are in the business of making the device and selling it for a profit then they must pay you royalties, and they are restricted on the profit and markup percentages they can use. You can determine what is fair and reasonable profit and markup.  but if they are not in a business model, then they are exept from royalities.

Since no corporation will agree with the spirit of such terms then you can reject their license application.

This would keep the prices from getting out of control, would prefer smaller businesses over huge corporations (who see a limit on profitablity as evil), and allows for the device to proliferate in such a way that only peoples ability to make the device will limit.

That is what a patent is for. For if you post before you get protection. You have just open sourced it. Public Domain! no possibility of controlling your interest with corporate. They take what they want, create different variations and patent them and you can just pound sand and prey that the people remember you where first. While those who took it get the Nobel prize, and recognition for saving the earth.  :'(

In this world, if you don't have something to fight with? You are unarmed and nothing. Just look at how many inventors you can name. Then look how many inventions exist. Only one in a million will ever be truly remembered.  :'(
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: cameron sydenham on April 23, 2009, 06:50:00 PM
ab, this argument sounds like a proponent of patenting??

Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: jibbguy on April 23, 2009, 08:41:11 PM
Ash knows what he is talking about here ;)

Patenting could get you:

> Having the Patent Request "secretized"... Then it's "game over".

> Finding out that what you want to Patent has ALREADY been Patented and secretized, so you are not allowed to do anything with it commercially, or even talk about it. You get nothing... And don''t let the screen door hit you on the way out.

> Getting constant attacks by legal predators for "Prior Arts" and Patent Infringements.

> Having to worry that every Investor you find is not really a "shill" planted on you, out to sink you any way they can legally (.. Be sure to stay away from Agreements with investors that state a time frame "dead-line" for them to receive money back.. This appears to be their favorite trick: With endless roadblocks to delay). Remember the government or "MIB" may not be the only ones "out to get you" (if this is the case): Even competitors can play dirty and often do.

> Once you get the Patent, no one will touch it, no manufacturing agreements can be made that don't just shelve it. In essence you are "black-balled"... Forcing you to manufacture it yourself, if you can get the money up to do so. Then the suppliers start black-balling you....

These problems are what could await you when you go the Patent route with an "alternative energy" device. These are not new styles of "Juicers" or "Water Softeners" we are talking about here, this is a very serious game with Trillions at stake. Why is it so strange to consider that the rules are different? And why, when literally THOUSANDS before have tried and failed, do YOU think you can succeed where they could not?

Going the Open Source route will gain you:

> "Free R&D"... IF you can convince those who would replicate it of the worth. But here's a clue: If you cannot convince the people here or at Panacea first that it is a valid concept; forget getting anywhere with it in the commercial world, lol. The skepticism level is fairly high here, despite what some may think. Its not that you have to convince every nay-sayer, just those here who really know what they are doing (...those who actually "do" stuff ). But even still, we are "push-overs" compared to copper-top engineers who worship The Laws of Thermodynamics lol. And the device's features and performance may well be considerably improved by those replicating it, possibly saving you years of further development.

> "Immunity" from the above Patenting problems of secretization and legal troubles. It can't be "secretized" if it's OS. And they cant sue you over phony infringements unless you try to directly commercialize it.

>  Increased safety from suppressions... Should they exist, it is much harder to suppress an Open Sourced device (then the only real means they have is using paid dis-info shills to knock it down in forums like this, lol). They don't want "martyrs" and they don't want proof of suppressions that people like me can point to, to prove our points much more effectively in the wider world, lol.

> Greatly improved credibility from multiple replications. THIS is what matters here: CREDIBILITY. Without it, you will get nowhere... The bar for this is much higher in this game. The key is MULTIPLE replications all over the world that makes it much harder to attack and falsely debunk. Independent verifications are literally GOLD. Without them, you are nothing but hot air, with them, you can then tackle the NEXT difficult hurdle:

> Public Awareness. The Open Source community will help with that: the key to getting around the gates of the corporate-owned mainstream media is local news outlets, Internet, and gaining scientific and academic verification at local levels first, then going for higher levels. When there are 20, 50, 100 working devices out there; and they know this... It is much harder to knee-jerk deny and crap on something... Because they then risk looking like shills of the system. Eventually it is "forced" into the mainstream by threat of exposing them of being "suppressors" if they refuse to. Just like with LENR last month: It was other countries' advances that FORCED the US government and mainstream media to grudgingly acknowledge that LENR was real (..or otherwise they would soon be looking like either morons or suppressing liars)... This will be our model for further successes, too.     

> GETTING PAID: Remember, such a device will have literally thousands of parallel applications... So many, that it will be impossible to lock them all up with Patents anyway. So do this: Open Source the main idea, then save a couple choice parallel applications for Patenting yourself once the technology hits the mainstream. This way you still get paid directly for sales (although there are also many ways to cash-in going strictly OS), and still get the Open Source benefits that got you there in the first place ;) 

The key imo is this: Do you have a working free energy device, that can do useful work: If so, are you ready for several years of difficulty, and having your reputation attacked and smeared? Are you willing to go the extra mile to see the planet benefit from the device, to see your name go down in History? If the answer to the is last 2 is "no": Then try to Patent it and hope for the corporate "buy-out" offer (but if it's already been secretized because it was previously submitted by another Inventor, then usually you will get nothing but a Court Order to keep silent).

If you answer "Yes": Then there is only one road to success with these devices until things change greatly.... Open Source.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: d3adp00l on April 23, 2009, 09:42:50 PM
agreed jib, OS with patent seems to be the best way. That is the way linux works (in a way) purely OS means that a corp will replicate get a patent, falsify docs to say that they had it first and will destroy you in court. But if you start the process, and then OS it, with an explaination of your use agreement, then you may just stand a chance.

Ignoring their game is not an answer, but trying to play their game by their rules is not the answer either.

Next to add to your list of things to be ready to accept, here is the other, be ready to have to produce it yourself to earn money from it. If you try to sell the idea you will lose the idea. You have to be ready to make money by actually DOING SOMETHING, getting money for free is a farse.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AB Hammer on April 24, 2009, 12:04:58 AM
Like I have said over and over.
 
 Get it in patent pending status, then shout it from the mountain tops (so to speak) Post it everywhere. Take it to the collages and News Medea. The do it your self builders will build them and confirm what has been done. Once you get a working wheel. The real work is just beginning. But if you turn your back on corporate it will get stabbed. So deal what you must, but always look them in the eyes.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: cameron sydenham on April 24, 2009, 02:29:41 AM
that is pretty much our business plan.
1patent pending
2working prototype,
3offer manufacture licenses to any and all manufactures with no exclusions. yes the value goes down drastically, but who cares. if we make a penny for every motor made, you do the math.
4 absolutley no plan to be bought out.
5 if manufactures dont want, with a working prototype, manufacture ourselves or find one that does. toyota says no, go to kia. once one company makes a self runner, you force everyone to follow suit.
6 set up benifficial fund in company to help 3rd world countrys manufacture there own.
7ounce the gov gets wind of the patent, too many groups will know about the project and if the gov tried to stop, well, i dont think that could happen.
so , patent a couple key parts, show everyone and hold on.
so what if someone figures out a better way, great for them.
cam
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: FreeEnergy on August 09, 2009, 12:59:34 PM
please vote  ;D
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Cloxxki on August 09, 2009, 01:18:08 PM
Of all steps, getting a working prototype (being, something that works under hot film lights and when an experts fiddles with it) seems to be the very hardest.

I'd prefer to first make a working prototype, make it really dependable.
THEN patent pending, possibly with a free energy claim, just the construction, for "efficiency".
THEN shout it from the rooftops (and distribute to a pre-built email database), that you've found your prototype to surprisingly exhibit hightly consistent OU effects, actually running a light bulb indefinately.
Then all the other steps, indeed including 3rd worlds and fair trade.

VITAL, and here's where all seem to f*ck up, is to not make one prototype, and think you're done getting your hands dirty. CoOPY YOUR OWN work, and give away copies to trusted peers.

SCALE DOWN in a way that reduces costs. Increase tolerances where possible. Precision should not be driving your design, but rather construction and ratios. nce scaled down economically, giving away prototypes as "toys" will hurt you much less than a house-powering sized one.
If you really have a working device, them ending up on all continents in peers' hands, will ensure it dieing with you. Store more copies away in deposite boxes, multiple countries, under multiple trusted friend's names.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
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Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: triffid on July 22, 2012, 02:39:50 AM
Test,just wanted a link back to this thread. and a place to park this hacker article   http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html (http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html)
I already came up with a solar powered device,spent a year and a half in writing up the patent only to find out someone else had patented the same device back in 1964.Not only did someone else patent it before me but it was ignored all that time.I rediscovered it in 2004.
triffid
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Kermit-Aus on December 29, 2012, 11:56:23 AM
Read about this link,

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TheCallToArms/message/1066 (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TheCallToArms/message/1066)

below if you do not want to click link,


listmembers, look at the rotor-verter
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=- (http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-)
6905677911913482159&q=rotoverter
http://panacea-bocaf.org/RotoVerter.htm (http://panacea-bocaf.org/RotoVerter.htm)
Roto -Verter

This page is intended to support panaceas open sourced RV communities
and
HECTOR the inventor of the RV whom is also open sourced and working
together
with panacea's

public research and development team.



*This page is intended to further substantiate the available OPEN
SOURCED
FREE ENERGY research and development potential we the public have to
develop
towards de centralized energy systems when our community acts
collectively.*



Note- members of the public not poised in this advanced field, *might
find
the following subject matter a bit hard to comprehend*. This will
change
when the the research and development centre is granted. I Ashtweth
have
done my best to present the organization's findings in as much
LAYMEN'S
context as possible.



I (Ashtweth) started out as a laymen and was not poised in this field
or
even educated in the trade of consensus realities 'electricity'. Thus
I
am the same as the majority of the public reading this, I had to
learn the
hard way by years of study, i have attempted to convey this
information into
as much of a laymen's comprehensible presentation as possible.



The Replicated proof of principle in the RV was done by panacea to
provide
the public with energy saving awareness/applications in* a non profit
role.*And for an evaluation towards submission of the device for ZPE
education and
testing research and development in panaceas R and D centre.



As a result of panacea's replications, the non profit organization
have also
complied technical thesis on the Roto Verter donated by the engineers
working on the RV. For complete detailed education, facts and
verification
and construction please consult the following compilations.

1)RV energy saving research and
development<http://panacea-bocaf.org/files/RV%20energy%20saving%
20applications%20and%20R%20and%20D.pdf>
(2MB, PDF)

2)Advanced RV research and development

3) RE-OU -v6 <http://panacea-bocaf.org/files/RE-OU-v6.pdf> (1.9MB,
PDF)



The RV is currently an alternative energy device being utilized by
open
sourced engineers around the world as an energy saver and to
transform and
understand ZPE when configured in looped mode via a resonance
extraction.



*The RV principle is a far superior energy saving device which can
serve the
public immediately in various efficient energy saving applications.
Please*

*consult the RV energy saving document and support the inventor or
help
panacea support the inventor and the open sourced engineers who made
it
possible for this awareness to reach the public*.



Panacea has just launched replicated results of the RV's energy
savings.
Baldors motors and drives Australia have just sponsored panacea and
generously donated two motors towards helping promote the RV as the
most
efficient 1-2 HP electric motor in the world. The RV's energy savings
applications will save the public energy and money. Please consult
this
panacea promotional press release for further details.



Baldors Launches energy
savings!<http://panacea-bocaf.org/files/Baldors%20launches%20energy%
20saving.pdf>




The following information and replications involving the RV will be
divided
into two separate sections explaining and demonstrating the RV in the
role
of ZPE research and in an energy savings role.


Background



The inventor Hector is an *open sourced* *energy* engineer and
explains that
For ZPE and LOOPING, the process involved in the RV's energy saving
power
management is vital to further demonstrate over-unity (explanation
below).



With current electric motors wasting energy by their Inefficient
design,
engineering ZPE transformation is out of reach. The RV is an R&D tool
designed to work with those issues in power management to find
solutions and
applications for ZPE engineering design.

ZPE technology once perfected and developed is of the highest
efficiency as
it employs a condition of *over unity*. Technically OU is defined by
Hector
the inventor as:

Over unity is a *high efficiency* condition via *energy transformation
principles* which enables a system to *transform energy* from *ZPE*
and out
put *more* energy than is required to maintain the whole process. One
way to
create over unity is demonstrated in the replicated proof of
principle in
the RV.



Technically the RV is explained by the: Roto-conversion RV effect: A
Way to
operate a motor at HI impedances with a lower reflective power loss
at idle
mode. Working similar to a POWER transformer but on Electrical to
mechanical
conversion.



Resulting in a HI EFF performance and under some conditions (*OU-over
unity)
due to the resonance-magnetic amplification and other quantifiable
phenomena
related to ENERGY TRANSFORMATION from the ambient*. Radiant Energy: =
(AC in
RF [radio frequency] mode)

Below is an example from the inventor showing the out put in the
generators
side exceeding the input in the motors input side using vectoring
capacitors
and electrical resonance principles.


Pictured above is two three phase motors configured to run in RV
mode.-
Photo courtesy of Hector.



On the *right side* of the picture is the generator with its meter
figure
showing an out put of *203 volts with 5.1 amps of current*. This
figure
exceeds the input current (left hand side) of *119.8 volts and 8
amps* of
current needed to sustain the resonant action. This is possible via
the
electrical to mechanical transformation.



From this picture one can see what is regarded as *reactive power*
operating
in the RV.* It is possible to extract this power into a condition
that is
non reflective to the source, or input side*. To date Hector has done
this
in a looped configuration which he has since disclosed on the
internet.
Hector Describes Looped systems are real using non reflective
fractional
resonant power Extraction or ballun compensated direct tensor loading.



Hector has also offered laymen's methods and solutions using his split
capacitors diode resonant systems (plug) to split power dividers to
EXTRACT
non reflective power. Additionally the open sourced engineers working
with
panacea have upgraded circuits and design concepts which incorporate
certain
power switching circuits to make this *EXCESS Energy* usable.



Several versions of these configurations are on the R and D' design
board'.
*Resources and R and D equipment which panacea will to provide from a
public
granted situation in the commissioned research and development centre
will
play a major role in enabling this technology to be developed and
owned/used
by the public*.



*The RV is public knowledge (open sourced) and cannot be patented or
regulated. Thus once perfected and developed is public free energy*.



The RV is Statutory Public copyright (Other Rights Apply) local and
international (Publication) of a Scientific discovery called Roto
conversion
Effect.


Through independent replication The RV has showed potential for
various
energy transformation principles towards over unity research and
development
which Include, magnetic amplification, radiant energy and stochastic
resonance (ZPE).



Norman Wooten an open sourced energy engineer was the first to report
the
RV's potential of magnetic amplification with a coupled generator to
demonstrating an *over unity capacity *in his 2001 test.


Norman Wooten- courtesy of keelynet.com



In his test Norman coupled this PMI Kollmorgen U12M4/9AF4T Servo Disc
DC
Motor to a three phase motor wired to run in RV mode. The RV was used
as the
'prime mover' motor to drive the the PMI disk as a generator





The PMI Kollmorgen U12M4/9AF4T Servo Disc DC Motor which was used as
the
generator to extract OU.



Here is a summery of Norms results quoted from his internet
disclosure on Mon,
25 Feb 2002 ? on the Keel net forum.

Quote:

*I loaded the DC generator with 160-watt incandescent lamp load.
Since I
have two independent systems here, one being driven with 120VAC line
input
and the other system a belt driven DC generator being loaded with pure
resistive load. Here are the numbers: Motor was retuned for minimum
current
draw which required 45 mfd, 370V oil filled cap with a resulting
current
draw of .15 amps @ 120VAC input. *



*The independent generator put out .75 amps @ 74 VDC into a resistive
load.
The only thing that needs to be looked at on the input side of the
equation
is the power factor of the AC input. I need to look at the current/
voltage
phase relationship. I'm satisfied with the figures that I calculate
which
shows roughly

18 watts AC input
with a DC output of 55.5 watts.

What I find most interesting is the fact that the more load you put
on the
3-phase motor the lower the input current draw and the motor gets
colder.
The belt driven DC generator gets quite hot after about 30 minutes of
running time. Go figure it out. I believe there is a lot to be
learned about
revolving magnetic fields in 3 phase motors and tuning the output via
capacitors. This experiment is so easy to do everyone should
seriously look
at this phenomenon.*

-End quote

*As you can conceive* *this shows premise for further investigation
into
running motors and generators in RV mode.*



One engineer's interpretation is that the resonance and magnetic
amplification is transforming ZPE. Another's is that the factors
contributing to the input dropping when the load is being increased
is due
to the electrical resonance effects impedance of the

AC line AC input.

Hectors has also extracted *over unity* from the RV and made a video
showing
his results. Here is a screen shot of the video which he used to
light up a
1000 watt light bulb. Below is the input figure shown needed to
transform
energy from the RV's electrical to mechanical transformation to light
up a
1000 watt light bulb.





Taken from the video showing a 60 hertz Aluminium motor 7.5HP 3PH
230/460
184TCH(frame) US MOTOR coupled to an identical motor acting as a
generator
in RV mode lighting up a 1000watt bulb







Taken from the video showing the input from the motors draw.









Taken form the video, the purpose of the close up is to observe the
bulb *lit
to full brightness.
*
The RV also shows proof in the potential to develop and understand
*zero
point energy* when used in the configuration of *looped or self
running mode
*. Below is a picture of the first confirmed test from the inventor
Hector
looping the RV and disclosing the principles involving *ZPE*.





Pictured above is Hector operating two three phase motors used to
illustrate
the Disclosed internet Schematic of the RV in a loop mode (self
running). In
loop mode the RV is charging the battery that's powering the prime
mover
motor and still out putting more energy than is required to run the
motor.



The RV looped schematic has been given by hector to the public open
sourced
for public knowledge and to thwart cartels from patenting and
suppressing
it.



This looped sequence involves transformers (unseen in picture) which
represent the down grading of voltage from the generators resonating
circulating output current. The transformer primary , secondary , plus
battery with one transistor and a few extra parts of Capacitors,
Diode ridge
,resistors , mica caps , & more diodes (blocking) where all it took
hector
to close the loop on the battery.

The closed loop is described by Hector as being achieved from the
Impedance
matching (Amplitude) of the resonant generators output elements
relative to
the batteries input amperage. This can also be further understood by
RF
(radio frequency) engineering practice. Hector parallels the RV's OU
to RF
practice where he is creating (current) nodes from standing waves
present in
the resonant media of the alternator which involve interface behavior
of
stochastic resonance from the thermal ambient back round noise (ZPE).

Quote: *System gain comes from stochastic resonance and ZPE** as the
magnetic latching occurs within the core-wire LCR components of the
motor
and its capacitor driven rotary 3PH fields, in resonance, the time-
energy
decay is the only energy you require to replenish at to maintain it.
The
energy from stochastic resonance within the LC tank components drains
energy
from the "thermal" signature of the ZPE and K thermodynamic-
thermoelectric
ambient heat (electron spin).

This is a full disclosure of an operational and tested device, system
is
made of standard off shelve items, tuning is made by changing
capacitor
values and the proper selection of standard items for its
construction, 3PH
motors, 10:1 12V or 5:1 24V transformers with the proper core and
winding
values (standard) off shelve, diode bridges capacitor (all standard).
It
requires extreme knowledge in RF systems and electromagnetic resonance
engineering*. -hector end Quote.

The inventor and open sourced engineers descried are like Tesla and
Schauberger,

great humanitarians who have offered this open source technology and
education *for humanity to advance*. Hector has published the looped
schematic and made the plans available to any body wishing to
replicate over
the internet.



The issue of replication of the looped design however is
*complicated* and
so far to achieve this advanced level, Hector is needed to be
recruited into
an R and D environment to offer his education and to follow through
with the
public disclosure. For those wishing to evaluate the schematic, the
looped
ZPE plans are available at http://www.theverylastpageoftheinternet.com (http://www.theverylastpageoftheinternet.com)





Hectors original disclosure which since has been improved with a dual
battery switching system and many other modifications.



*It is Advanced energy R and D, brand new and very difficult for the
first
timer to grasp and replicate, hence why we need to recruit Hector and
all
the open sourced engineers working on the RV into the centre where we
the
public can provide grant support and SAFTY for this research**.*



*Only through this open source technology disclosures can it reach the
public and allow green energy technology to operate and stay UN
suppressed,
and free our self's from petroleum subjugation and pollution*.



*Hector is a very underrated* *and talented* open sourced energy
engineer
whom has contributed the RV for public education to show far advanced
energy
saving applications and the potential the RV has to operate in an
over unity
condition. Hector has also has developed far advanced *Zero point
energy
user systems* (Z.E.U.S).

Photos provided by hector



Hectors internet disclosure of the z.e.u.s System is pictured

in the centre in a triangle formation.



Side view



Another device replicated independently and given open sourced by
Hector
to demonstrate a lab testable existence of ZPE and over unity is the
Trans-verter device (below) comprising capacitors and a three phase
transformer.



*Credits to jinis* for this Submission and Disclosure of
Hectors replication. Pictured on the right the Trans-Verter, One phase
(Ferro resonant ) transformer modified with vectoring capacitors.
This is
another device like the RV which has *demonstrated over unity
efficiency and
is needing further study to extract the power in a condition which is
non
reflective to the source.*





The Research and Development of the RV has been extended and
perfected by
open sourced engineers known to panacea, many improvements and
potential is
shown in the technical compilations mentioned on this page. To reach
the
capacity this research and development has, the RV and these
engineers known
to panacea *needs to make it into a resourced and consolidated
resourced
backed granted environment*, *where it can be secured into public
knowledge
and circulation*.

The RV can also be applied into cogeneration roles involving certain
expired
energy patents which the public can also benefit from. To date certain
expired patents are able be fused with the RV. *Many generators can be
adopted to the RV prime mover* and run in RV mode for high eff use as
Norman
Wootan proved.



Hector has already experimented with the *Ekhlin brown* patent as a
generator attached to the RV. This patent has expired and Hector has a
working OU design. At the time hector first built this he was not open
sourced and experienced the greedy out come that results in this
citation.
This resulted in his prototype being suppressed according to Hector.
Another
one of the expired patents which can be used in cogeneration with the
RV
technology is the expired L *ee **Rogers**'s air car patent.*



Further technical detail is contained in the compilations mentioned.

The concept disclosed by hector is to run Solar + RV + air compressor
+ lee
Rogers patent. The expired patent can be built and tested with the RV
and
publicly disclosed and owned. To date an open sourced team member of
panacea
is working to perfect this RV-Rogers co-generation, but is under
resourced
and lacks the time needed and money to complete the project. In the
centre
this will be resolved.



Above is the lee Rogers air car drawing from the expired patent.



The RV can act as a power source to drive the air compressor with the
aid of
solar cogeneration making a more efficient and faster solar car. This
design
is needs proper granted resources to be built and tested. Also
*Hector has
designed RV vortex co-generation energy technology based on victor
schaubergers ideas which also requiring testing. Hector has also
described a
water injected diesel conversion concept but needs resources to
perfect.*

*Hector and many other engineers experienced in this alternative
energy
field are ready and willing to contribute in the public granted
research and
development centre*. There are many talented humanitarians whom have
technology awaiting public disclosure.



Their energy technology is for *vehicle transportation and home power
systems* which need public grants to start production and to spread
further
education.



*The referenced communities are the individuals who taught me all
that I
know and contributed to the advancement of the RV FREE and open
sourced*.
This group is run by Doug cozen who has made a variety of energy
recovery
systems over the years and continues to advance at an alarming rate.
For the
past 5+ years, Doug has been experimenting with a low-voltage
colliding-coil
EDGRAY motor, but also with a permanent magnet version as a hybrid
Gray/Adams motor.


Panaceas Replication of the RV



Although I am not working and or experienced by trade in electricity,
power
engineering or this advanced field of Energy Transformation, I
Ashtweth
along with another helping engineer took the time to replicate the
Roto
verter myself and learn its theory and operation.



*This was with the help of my new found, technically brilliant,
altruistic
friends from around the world. These warriors of truth, are members
of Doug
Konzen's free-energy Yahoo Group 'EVGRAY' on the internet. *

My replication of the RV is further proof of two principles, the
first is
related to *the capacity the RV has in relation to energy saving R
and D
which is available to be applied by the public right now.* The other
is in
relation to over unity R an D which proves the* EXCESS ENERGY IS
PRESENT* in
the RV and is there to be extracted.



*The RV is needing further testing and study in panaceas non profit
research
and development centre for this to advance further at this stage.* The
following will be a basic summery of the results , for complete
technical
detail please refer to the technical E-books listed in the
introduction.


Energy savings



Using the RV in a separate motor application is a superior energy
saver
device *which can be applied* *right now to run more efficiently a
Lathe, a
milling machine, an industrial bench drill or any other variable load
machine which the RV can operate from a speed of one to two HP and
save up
to 90% energy!*.



Panaceas replication showing a 1 HP BALDORS RV motor

modified for energy saving applications.




*The RV is the only method of power management which allows also
allows practical solar cogeneration use of the above mentioned
applications*.
Other energy saving roles are possible, please read the technical
compilation Panacea completed to for further detail.



Here is an open letter that can be forwarded to ANY university who
must up
grade their faculty and advance their power engineering via this
scientific
discovery. Panacea-bocaf have RV representatives around the world, a
representative in Brisbane Australia can provide a tangible energy
saving
demo to Brisbane universities.



Panacea-bocaf can also provide university and or send this
documentation of
RV tests to any international university. *PLEASE FORWARD THIS LETTER
TO
YOUR UNIVERSITY, and / or contact Panacea for more info.*



<http://panacea-bocaf.org/RotoVerter.htm>Download the university
letter
here! <http://panacea-bocaf.org/files/university%20letter.pdf>



The energy savings that the RV proves is unique and also is a pioneer
of
future solar shop cogeneration which will enable the practical
application
of solar shop equipment where previously it would be financially
impossible
and impractical. The non RV equivalent is estimated to need 10 times
the
solar panels to function.



All machinery which employs variable loads by 1-2 HP electric motors
can be
run *SIGNIFICANTLY* more efficient in RV Mode, not to mention now
able to be
solar driven to recharge the batteries *where previously it would be
impossible*.



*It is time the public mandate law to upgrade and enforce electric
motor
standards to match the RV's energy saving efficiency to do critically
needy
environmental benefit*. For complete detail and construction details
please
consult the technical thesis panacea completed, and sign up in the
relative
section for public lobby support of the mandates!.



This data needs to upgrade efficiency standards in industry, the
energy
savings the RV proves is premise to mandate law to make electric
motors more
environmentally sound. Green politicians and the public need to
enforce this
and support panaceas efforts to serve you for a sustainable future.
If you
are an industry worker which use machinery, a member of the public or
a
Green politician Please sign up and or contact panacea in the relative
section.



PLEASE SIGN THE PETITION
<http://panacea-bocaf.org/forms/rvpetition.html>FOR NO ENERGY WASTAGE
AND SUPPORT THE RV HERE!



These concepts and technology is public knowledge, and I encourage all
people that use machinery with rotary punch or solar cogeneration to
now
save money and energy b*y using the RV open sourced technology. *And
to
further commit towards the engineers goals of free energy and focus
helping
the youth to live free from subjugation and greener. Donate for
panacea.



Here is a technical video showing and proving these facts via the
replication results.



*Over unity/ZPE replication*



Panacea's replication choose to input the RV with a battery and
inverter and
show a DC current and voltage input for more accuracy.





Above is the RV full in view, showing the prime mover
,
alternator
 with capacitor bank [centre]






With the RV running, the input is 11.7 volts on the inverter
from
the battery, and by the meter is reading a draw of 30.6 amps of
current,
which equals around 385 watts (Times the voltage by the current to
get the
watts)




The alternator out put shown by the meters reads *165 volts with 9.7
amps AC
of circulating current*. 165 volts times 9.7 amps of current equates
to
about *1600 watts.*



In summery the input current is 385 watts, The output current is
*1600 watts
*. Take 1600 watts, subtract 385 watts and it will equal *1215 watts
of over
unity from the input needed to create it*.



*Where is this excess energy coming from?*



*This is what needs to be studied and understood through further
testing in
the R and D centre*. Panaceas tests are conclusive and prove *it is
possible
to Loop the RV with the excess energy produced.* *And it is further
feasible
that Hectors R and D is valid and is to be submitted into the
research and
development centre.*



my tests-my replication inserted here (Normans replication and a
looping
attempt with phils OU and resonance collection and inverter)


The only way to make free green energy a reality is through open
source
technology and through the engineers committed and experienced to do
it.
Your input is the medium needed with grants. PUBLIC funded, publicly
disclosed, and free to the public. With out your public input, it
will only
stagnate.

*This device proves many things, The most important for now is that
we have
the capacity to develop higher efficient green energy systems and
keep them
in open sourced public disclosure or public knowledge.*



The RV, Trans-verter and related co-generation RV technology all will
be
perfected in panaceas centre. *please contribute to public free
energy,
support you none profit org and dontate and or sign up!!.*


Next is the Joe cell suppressed energy technology.


On 11/21/06, Mark Eldridge <updigme@...> wrote:
>
> I know that some in the group are interested in being able to
provide
> for themselves without the "help" of the local utilities. I show
you this
> because it is very close to the system that myself and my partners
are close
> to finishing. Some differences and some sketchy claims, but it is
refreshing
> to know that I'm not alone in my quest.
>
> As always, if I find out more, that is of actual use, I will pass
it along
> to the group.
>
>
> 11/20/06 - Self-Running Generator powered by Static
Electricity<http://www.andalusiastarnews.com/articles/2006/11/18/news/
372news.txt>
> [image: KeelyNet](I could not find the patent that the article
claims is
> pending. Inverter input can be from as low as 6VDC up to 120VDC
which would
> be used to produce 120VAC or so which would determine if the 10
volt coils
> are in parallel or series. Don't rag on me for the diagram, I have
no idea
> of the true schematic, this is just a rough idea of the layout with
the
> coils incorrectly wired. Will know more in future. - JWD) Walter
Owens
> thinks he has invented the machine that will "change the nation."
Known
> about town as a "tinker," the Florala resident has spent the last
18 years
> working on the concept of creating a device that would solve the
nation's,
> if not the world's, dependency on crude oil. His idea: a patent-
pending
> prototype for a generator fueled by static electricity. "It works
this way,"
> he said. "Static electricity is all around us, everyday. If you
stick your
> hand in Styrofoam peanuts and pull it out, they stick. That's static
> electricity. My machine draws the static electricity from the air,
as well
> as producing more. That charge then goes into a coil system that
magnifies
> the charge and converts it into D/C power. "That power then comes
out of 12
> different wires with enough amps to make electricity flow," he
said. A power
> converter is used to change the electricity converted from D/C
power to A/C
> power for use in everyday needs, he said. Operating on four car
batteries,
> the machine works by using start-up energy from the batteries to
drive a D/C
> motor that turns a flywheel. That magnetic flywheel runs through a
system
> where 300 feet of 10-gauge copper wires, enclosed in sheepskin,
pushes the
> electricity into 12 coils, with each coil producing somewhere
around 10
> volts of electricity. "This thing will build enough electrical
power to
> operate an automobile," he said. "It needs no gas, no oil. This one
unit is
> more than enough to run a house." He demonstrated his concept, by
showing
> how his invention puts out enough power to run an outboard motor
and corded
> work light. Owens, an accomplished inventor, holds 27 patents for
items such
> as farm equipment, a boat, a commode system and a newspaper rack.
"Look at
> all of our men and women who have lost their lives over the battle
for oil,"
> he said. "What if we could stop our dependency on gas, oil? We
could bring
> our guys home and go a long way in stopping pollution. I knew it
would be
> difficult, but I had to try. This could be the turning point for
our world."
> Currently, Owens has completed a prototype and is looking for
someone to
> take his invention into the marketplace. "This thing is much bigger
than
> me," he said. "It's going to take someone much younger than me to
get this
> thing out in the forefront where it needs to be. I'm looking for
someone to
> do that."


I cannot understand why the free energy movement are continuously fighting with Patents, it seems to be an obsession. Why not make all these inventions Open Source, if you study you will note that in the Software world the "owner/inventor" still holds the cards. And will always have a place in the system and will be adequately looked after....remember we are in this to help mankind and not replicate the monolith of greedy arseholes we are trying to replace. I think this is why the battle has been so difficult as even the skeptics are sitting back saying are these peoplre for real or are we just going to see one group of greedy people replace the power junkies in power now...this is the first aand formost issue to resolve.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: RedEagle on June 26, 2013, 10:24:22 AM
Talking about free energy should mean free for all, not only those that have the skills to build such a generator themselves. This however involves companies that produce the device after all. I see no reason an inventor should not get any reward for his idea. So patent and open source can go hand in hand. Get the patent for the idea to make sure it can't be blocked and you make your money if it's ever produced and sold. That does not keep you from disclosing your invention to find people to build and use it. In fact patents are published anyway and anyone can use it for their own needs as long as he does not sell it. I did that with my invention. all information on it is available on http://farislandllc.com and I would be happy to hear that someone built a working prototype. I think this is even a good way to find investors and make the invention available to the public.

So I would vote for patent and open source!
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Marsing on September 14, 2013, 08:22:23 PM
I agree RedEangle..

I vote for patent and open source,
patent  apply only for mass production, inventor get reward,
individual should can duplicate it freely,
everybody can and legitimate duplicating in home scale..

but is in this way patent works ?,

Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: TechStuf on September 14, 2013, 08:46:36 PM
Or......if it actually works well, use it to power your own personal quad copter and buzz around doing good deeds and solving crime.  No immediate threat to the "power cartels"....

Slowly building street cred and ground support until it's time to lead the masses against the asses and their gasses. 

That you guys still sit around even speaking of "patents" and "open sourcing" disgusts me and shows how little you see of the 'matrix'.

I'm out of here.....

 
BUZZZZZZZ    ZZZZZ ZZZZ         zzz     z                  z

 
Oh crap....

 
Can anybody give me a lift back to my mom's basement?
 
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AB Hammer on September 25, 2013, 03:12:09 PM
I agree RedEangle..

I vote for patent and open source,
patent  apply only for mass production, inventor get reward,
individual should can duplicate it freely,
everybody can and legitimate duplicating in home scale..

but is in this way patent works ?,

To add to your and RedEangle post
If you want free energy? learn how to build and I'll patent so I can control who builds for profit and get paid from those who build to make profit from others. But those who want to build for themselves? Go for it.

Alan
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Marsing on November 08, 2013, 09:25:30 AM
To add to your and RedEangle post
If you want free energy? learn how to build and I'll patent so I can control who builds for profit and get paid from those who build to make profit from others. But those who want to build for themselves? Go for it.

Alan

after reading a lot, the problem is difficult to get patent, moreover about free energy.  Nice to know that you can help people patent their devices.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: lancaIV on November 08, 2013, 10:09:46 AM
                               Patent-ing
                                 means
                                      to
                                  give as
                            "open source"
                          technical findings
                                  under
                               comercial
                         right and obligation
                           laws and orders


      There are two kinds of patent application :


               patente  for technical innovation   :
          needs physical-technical examination
      claims right monopole validation -if awarded(=accepted as new innovation)                                                  17+3=20years (under WIPO/INPI-fee paying condition)


  relatively expensive if PCT/WO-wide rights demand cause lingual translations




         patente for utlity model/process(i-material) :
                     no examination
         claims riight monopole validation 10 years.


If somebody applicate in 1/one country (f.e. Belize) worldwide an 100US$ costs utility model ,
(without the intention to speculate to worldwide WO-utility  claims rights monopole),
explaining a "free energy" device this application as "open source"-source is then
worlwide comercial free available
                 
                                  cause you - as applicant - want this ! 


There is no need for "unusefull" exagerations about "open source" or patenting
                                     it it the same medaille/medail( A-and-B-side)


In my 3/4. school class [(Roßmarktschule/Speyer(Spyra)] was beside the wall-tabula/Tafel/table a script :

a Matthaeus-Psalm(~Sure/Law-Order) :
             
                                 Erst denken ,dann sprechen


meaning                    First thinking about the facts(also pros and cons)
                                         then critizising ~judging


        First reading your and the common rights and obrigations/obligations :
this information you get from your national patent office free/gratis off-or on-line


             and 100US$ is less than the "overunity-prize-jackpot" offer

Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Marsing on November 15, 2013, 02:42:33 PM
                               Patent-ing
                                 means
                                      to
                                  give as
                            "open source"
                          technical findings
                                  under
                               comercial
                         right and obligation
                           laws and orders


      There are two kinds of patent application :


               patente  for technical innovation   :
          needs physical-technical examination
      claims right monopole validation -if awarded(=accepted as new innovation)                                                  17+3=20years (under WIPO/INPI-fee paying condition)


  relatively expensive if PCT/WO-wide rights demand cause lingual translations




         patente for utlity model/process(i-material) :
                     no examination
         claims riight monopole validation 10 years.


If somebody applicate in 1/one country (f.e. Belize) worldwide an 100US$ costs utility model ,
(without the intention to speculate to worldwide WO-utility  claims rights monopole),
explaining a "free energy" device this application as "open source"-source is then
worlwide comercial free available
                 
                                  cause you - as applicant - want this ! 


There is no need for "unusefull" exagerations about "open source" or patenting
                                     it it the same medaille/medail( A-and-B-side)


In my 3/4. school class [(Roßmarktschule/Speyer(Spyra)] was beside the wall-tabula/Tafel/table a script :

a Matthaeus-Psalm(~Sure/Law-Order) :
             
                                 Erst denken ,dann sprechen


meaning                    First thinking about the facts(also pros and cons)
                                         then critizising ~judging


        First reading your and the common rights and obrigations/obligations :
this information you get from your national patent office free/gratis off-or on-line


             and 100US$ is less than the "overunity-prize-jackpot" offer

thank for you explanation,
but i did not go deep into kind of patent or how to patent yet.


i read  moray book,

http://kristofferhell.net/doc/sea-of-energy_henry-t-moray.pdf

is that situation  same with current situation?,
the  main problem is situation.
if not go and get patent,

every being from bowels of the earth to the moon to the mars till pluto will
come to the earth surface patenting device.

don't worry, human will be serviced first .

Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Marsing on November 15, 2013, 02:56:44 PM
Or......if it actually works well, use it to power your own personal quad copter and buzz around doing good deeds and solving crime.  No immediate threat to the "power cartels"....

Slowly building street cred and ground support until it's time to lead the masses against the asses and their gasses. 

That you guys still sit around even speaking of "patents" and "open sourcing" disgusts me and shows how little you see of the 'matrix'.

I'm out of here.....

 
BUZZZZZZZ    ZZZZZ ZZZZ         zzz     z                  z

 
Oh crap....

 
Can anybody give me a lift back to my mom's basement?


i see what you call as a Matrix, that why i am here looking for enlightenment.
i only tried  to break the matrix piece by piece..
do you see?

Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: lancaIV on November 15, 2013, 03:43:10 PM
thank for you explanation,
but i did not go deep into kind of patent or how to patent yet.


i read  moray book,

http://kristofferhell.net/doc/sea-of-energy_henry-t-moray.pdf (http://kristofferhell.net/doc/sea-of-energy_henry-t-moray.pdf)

is that situation  same with current situation?,
the  main problem is situation.
if not go and get patent,

every being from bowels of the earth to the moon to the mars till pluto will
come to the earth surface patenting device.

don't worry, human will be serviced first .
Think easy like patenting=open sourcing and nobody ( hopefully for good peacefull intnetions) can stop somebody to applicate and replicate the descripted patent object !
And if anybody think to "forget" important object functionality pieces :
this guy automatic loose the given "monopolar commercial ( no private area) claim(-s)  rights" as is written in the PCT/WIPO (down to national patent offices) contract rules !
                To receive PCT rights never forget to also accept the obligations !

Then there is the second step : UAL/TUEV and similar security org approval to get assurance
security and to know the own/family/neighbour object function risks !
Think about your responsibility ! Without assurance security you will have to pay 100% and
need to approve that not you are guilty and judged by law with up to several years prison !


As DIYer you will need for each constructed object several kinds of aval/approvements:
to save your life/health/patrimony and the life/health and patrimony from all others around you ! This costs time and money,is it not ? More discussion ?


Bye
       OCL
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Marsing on November 16, 2013, 04:29:07 AM
thank for your repaly

Then there is the second step : UAL/TUEV and similar security org approval to get assurance
security and to know the own/family/neighbour object function risks !
Think about your responsibility ! Without assurance security you will have to pay 100% and
need to approve that not you are guilty and judged by law with up to several years prison !


its became more interesting, (second step , money again), what about i included manual operation in packet, it's describe function risk,all possible damage to user, how to operate, and wrote down  ' i am not responsible to all any damage, before or after use of this device. keeping, using, buying mean that you  agree with this term '.  etc. 
am i still responsible?
I saw this on some pages on web.
the difference is webpage or diy book only show how to build or to operate without actual device.
i am doubt webpage content writer or book writer have UAL/TUEV approval.

Quote
As DIYer you will need for each constructed object several kinds of aval/approvements:
to save your life/health/patrimony and the life/health and patrimony from all others around you ! This costs time and money

are you suggesting would be better to deal/cooperate with company or something else?.

 
 
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Marsing on November 16, 2013, 05:26:01 AM
lol, 
os vs p is very hot,
I just read page by page. i did not know about it yet.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: lancaIV on November 16, 2013, 10:12:23 AM
Marsing, your question :'are you suggesting would be better to deal/cooperate with company or something else?' is an 1 Tri-/Billion$ and more answer worth !
Cause this treats the future economy working principle !
My father worked at last as consultant,each day for less than 500 Euros,conventional  price.
You did a geral/open source question-you and the other viewers will get a geral view:


1. From 8 billions habitants/?millions households on earth (private/com(m)ercial)
    how many do you want/need? to reach ?
    How many are analphabets or does not use your booklet-language ?
    (f.e. Metro/city of Miami: phone call payment letter in 23 different languages !)
2. How many has the tools to realize the booklet object/-s ? your idea :only selling ?
   ( our household is full from my brother sended electronical equipment,not in use;
     I am also an DIY: trying to install a Satellte-dish and connect the cable let me felt the"little
     current" )
3. What is a fairly prize ? In the so called "3.world" people earns the aequivalent of 1US$
                                per day-if finding employment
4.Where is the greatest emergency -the greatest search - of your solution ?
   Worldwide helping NGOs ? F.e. also the catholic( roman-c/protestants ::) /jewish/buddhists/
   muslims/ naturalists ??? / .......church network ?
5.Has you only this idea or more ? Will you help at first only yourself and your family or also
    other - their ideas and solutions finance backpacking?
 6. Emissonary/embassy network : kindergarden/schools/university/ church-temple-radio/tv-
                                   internet and extranet( mouth-to-mouth-propaganda)
7. ........
I am here not the "lonesome surfer" -we all can input the :future ? and (possible) answer-
                                                             puzzle
                                               including "surfin' U.S.A."
Bye-bye
             OCL
p.s. ::) : what did "Geenpeace" and other similar .org for the FE-scene ?
              And their idea fellows (poor and rich ?)
              Do not think mono-/bi-/but ambi-valent(value and wagging inside ):
              booklet- C.A.D.plan - DIY-kit - Ready-to-use-solution
                                                              (there is to much "2 linke Haende)
             Other "embassy": worker unions : worker=consumer and producer
                                          Chamber of comerce: company-owner=consumer and producer
             Test field : Conrad Electronics Lab ?
              In questions and answers no/doubt and no/scepsis is ever allowed- my personal view
              and

                                                   O- pinion  8)
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: forest on November 16, 2013, 10:33:43 AM
lancaIV


The device must meet such requirements:
- simple
- easy to get parts
- not costly
- VALUABLE FOR COMMUNITY


A good example is here http://edition.cnn.com/2012/01/10/tech/innovation/solar-powered-led-lamps/ (http://edition.cnn.com/2012/01/10/tech/innovation/solar-powered-led-lamps/) but it may be even better if OU powered lamps would be distributed.


the patent is not about anything usable, it's about the rights to produce ! Actually patents are used to prevent production, that's why you HAVE TO PATENT to don't let malicious person do that and stop your good plan.
Surely I'm also 100% sure inventor should be recompensated with a quite large sum of money to allow him working on next big inventions.





Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Marsing on November 16, 2013, 02:19:09 PM
 
  :o       WOW     :o
 
i got your puzzle. and not ready for more puzzle..

Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: lancaIV on November 16, 2013, 05:18:56 PM
forest,you are surprising me by your wishes (like Kinder-UeberraschunG from Ferrero) :
                  The device must meet such requirements:
- simple
- easy to get parts
- not costly
- VALUABLE FOR COMMUNITY
               
   The device : i-material : as advice   ?
    less/ more using the existant work power capacity worldwide ?


   " The " device with universal function ?
    Which elementary material ?
    Exploring/Production capacity per annum included re-cycling ?
    ( A Reprap is a Reprap is a Reprap ::) )


    easy to get parts : as booklet "device" I showed marsing the problem( incl.tools) + repair !
 
    not costly : based by ? 1US$ aequivalent per day earning ?
    European quantified or qualified average earning ?( iceberg and statistics determination risk)
   G7+1/ G20 : the down(Min-Max earning) 80% or the above(Max-Min earnings) 80%
                      ( where is your social gravity base )


   VALUABLE FOR THE COMMUNITY : wish the community a mechanical solution,an electrical
   solution( Solar flare storm :atmospheric short-circuit ) !?
   Does the COMMUNITY communicate in a democratic modus with each other ?
   ( included childs wish and older/elder people ?)


                And for the bad I would repeat the industrial history schedule :
            to reach 50% of the western households the industry needed 100 years ;


                       but if we study the last 25 years we see an
                       average western household equipment set /delivering time
                                                         change :

                                                           caused
                                                           industry
                     e-motorization : 1 human 80W/h /  1 e-motor 1000W and more/h
                     1 work turnus : 8h X 5days  3-work turns per day capacity X 7days
                                                + precision: up to 1/1000mm
                                                                 C.N.C.
                   and 1 no/low/middle/high skilled human( f or m or fm ;) ) can supervise 10-100
                                                                 machines
                                from ex-condition: handykraft to industrial machine master to "robot"

   industrial goods bestseller examples: electric chess,video-recorder/walkman/walkboy/
   digital watch/ playing console(included Nintendo "virtual baby responsibility" Tamagochi)
   /MP3-MP4....Microwave owen,infrared heater,O-/Led ,solar cells,
   bureau office multi-station(Fax,Scan,telephone,voice recorder,printer ) ,Laptops/notebooks   


   If you have other meanings or am I wrong correct me : I am not educated without faults/
   faughts and I learned to learn from other- old and young people and animals and other
                                                                                                                                         "things"

                 So you must see that it is not the patent right which gives success !                                            But: Productivity !

Sincerely
              OCL
p.s.: sometimes I am glad to know that there is a "big brother" who is "listen" and  do also supervise us and who controles for example web-sides which offers f.e. 50.000NZL$  cruise missiles !
Remembering Falkland/Exocet/Sheffield (N.A.T.O. member tecnics "games",unfriendly )  !
"Schiffe versenken/Navy battle" we have also at home,manual and electrical :
 M&B presents:.....
and Simon/Senso and Supermind and "Mensch,aergere dich nicht",Mikado ,Yatzee et cet.
but for freetime entertainment and not as "manouvre in the dark",hopefully.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: CANGAS on February 07, 2014, 02:21:22 PM
Anyone with a charitable heart will be quickly attracted to the scheme of dreaming up a wonderful Over Unity power device and giving it away as Open Source so that it will Spread Like Wildfire and all humans will get a big lift and live like they are safe and comfortable instead of being miserable in poverty.

But it really wont and cant work like that.

The sun is up. It is time for me to get to sleep. More soon.



post 6. or is it only 5, in all the excitement I lost count myself. CANGAS.



 
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Spirit on April 01, 2015, 09:36:37 AM
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyleft
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: EOW on August 23, 2015, 07:46:58 PM
Patenting is suicidaire. Imagine you sent to your gouvernment a patent that describes a device that can create the energy. What do you think your gouvernement will do to you ? They will kill you, an accident, or something like that. They want all the money from this invention. Even a gouverment can block a patent (under security laws) they must give you the money you can receive from the invention. With the energy it's 25 000 000 000 € each day, at least something like 10 000 000 000 000 € each year. Do you think they have this money to you ? No,sure. So, if you want to survive to your invention you musn't patent it !
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AlienGrey on August 25, 2015, 07:59:13 PM
Hi!
Fortunately, there is no such invention.
I'm sure that's prevailing energy system why they have not killed anyone.
It is easier to imagine cheating killed.
who is lured by money.

Personal Opinion.
sorry ;)

Obviously the opinion of some one who needs to remove the blinkers and find the truth instead of resisting negative BS.
 Sorry ;)
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: EOW on September 19, 2015, 05:34:36 AM
If you want to make money with your ideas but don't have time and money to patent all your ideas or you are afraid your gouverment could kill you, you can send your ideas to Russia at least one year before to publish them. A country like Russia will give you a percentage of your invention, even 20 % is good. Send your ideas wrote at hand (don't use a computer and the network). At worst and if Russia is a thief, inequitable with bad values they keep all the money but don't kill you.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: joel321 on September 19, 2015, 07:09:47 AM
This question made me think of this video https://youtu.be/Ks8WH3xUo_E

After thinking about it for a bit, Open Sourcing is like helping your brother while Patenting is like taking money from your brother. Which I ask myself WHO is PATENTING STUFF? AN expert of knowledge or just a person who does not know what he/she is patenting?
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: EOW on September 29, 2015, 05:43:25 PM
This question made me think of this video https://youtu.be/Ks8WH3xUo_E

After thinking about it for a bit, Open Sourcing is like helping your brother while Patenting is like taking money from your brother. Which I ask myself WHO is PATENTING STUFF? AN expert of knowledge or just a person who does not know what he/she is patenting?

Sure, it's true but like you know a patent is only 20 years so after all is free for all people. I sent all my ideas to Russia 18 months before to publish my ideas on Internet.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: EOW on October 17, 2015, 01:34:21 PM
In France, like in many countries you don't have the right to send to another country your patents (you must patent in your country first) but you have the right to send your ideas. Like you know an idea can't be patented so it's not a patent.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: tinman on October 17, 2015, 04:20:43 PM
It dose not matter which way you go,your screw'd either way,and some one else always ends up making the money of your idea's.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: EOW on October 17, 2015, 06:12:26 PM
Everything else than France it's ok for me. What the price of energy ? Even 20 years with 2000 billions a year is not enough because all the humanity will profite from your idea (if you find) so when you search it's for change something in this world. If you find you will have money don't worry.
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: Nink on November 26, 2015, 09:21:54 PM
I patent sometimes and publish others.  It all depends.  Filing a patent can actually  be valuable to society, imagine if you patented email spam but never used it and only sued people who violated your patent.   There is also a 3rd option Secret that I also use sometimes.  Old examples recipe for coke and Kentucky fried chicken 11 secret herbs and spices.   You see common examples today in IC's. You probably won't patent your photomask when you make an ASIC you will just keep it secret. 

Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: alpersddk on April 25, 2017, 04:25:34 PM
I could always use open-source for removing these badass energy cartels from the world..
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: AlienGrey on April 27, 2017, 12:46:28 PM
It dose not matter which way you go,your screw'd either way,and some one else always ends up making the money of your idea's.
Not always, half the stuff doesn't work, and what's the point spending thousands on stuff that almost impossible to get or have made without spending loads of money ? if you have an idea just sell someone a stake in it and how long do you think you will last once the big boys find out what your up to, one way or another they will put you out of buseness, just share it with your mates and people you can trust !
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: EOW on November 23, 2017, 12:04:50 PM
Somebody knows the number of patents in the world relative to the overunity device ?
Title: Re: Open Source Vs. Patenting
Post by: profitis on November 23, 2017, 06:47:21 PM
"how long do you think you
will last once the big boys find out what your up to,
one way or another they will put you out of buseness"

Not if U work for them