¶ Patent
Index Entry
"The patent examiner’s actions of one-third of a century call for subdivision because there is no comprehensive dynamic class of functioning environment valve.
“This is the case for simplicity in legal action where the simplest rather than the most complicated documents are most effective and most costly. The criterion for a basic patent is one of approximately one sentence, or one line in length-- ergo, most far-reaching and of highest value, and resultant to the largest experience, and greatest breadth and penetration of thought and therefore resultant to greatest experience-- which is basic cost, ergo, most costly; but because of its end result being mistaken by the many for the just naturally obvious simplicity and therefore of negligible cost.”
(Slightly edited)
¶ Citations
- RBF holograph in cardboard file folder of Synergetic Notes, circa 1955
