/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.15502105]

Technologically or Scientifically, where do things stand if picrel has been in effect since the 1950's?
At the end of 2007, there was atleast 5000 of them and a comparable amount aren't produced with government support.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invention_Secrecy_Act

[Anonymous No.15503235]

>hey I just invented something wonderful
>this is going to make life better for everyone and put the politically connected corporations out of business
>better go patent it
your patent is declared "a danger to our democracy" and made top secret

>hey I just invented something wonderful
>this is going to make life better for everyone and put the politically connected corporations out of business
>better not go patent it and avoid the invention secrecy act pitfall
your invention is stolen by the politically connected corporations and you get no compensation because you failed to patent it

even though it was before the invention secrecy act, the wright brothers still failed to earn a single penny off invented the airplane. the courts all colluded against them and the smithsonian institution even refused to recognize the wrights as the inventors until the 1940s, after all their patents had expired

[Anonymous No.15504197]

>land of the free
>but if you invent anything good, the government will confiscate it "because reasons"
meyer lansy's jewish organized crime gang took over the government in early 1940s, passed laws like that subsequently

[Anonymous No.15505199]

>>15502105
>At the end of 2007, there was atleast 5000 of them
so about 100 patents are stolen via this mechanism annually or 2 per week

[Anonymous No.15505218]

>>15503235
>your invention is stolen by the politically connected corporations and you get no compensation because you failed to patent it
If you just publish it then it cant be patented by anyone. Its out just public knowledge

[Anonymous No.15505226]

>>15502105
No big deal, just the fact that our rate of technological progress can be artificially stifled by dickheads.*

*Or an invasionary alien force** with the capability to camouflage as fellow humans

**Purely science fiction, do not look into this idea at all.

[Anonymous No.15505234]

>>15502105
They are def hiding a cure for cancer and aging.

[Anonymous No.15505291]

>Corporation you worked with and patented with is already working on commercialising and producing it
Grifters, grifters everywhere.

[Anonymous No.15505380]

>>15502105
This is why you don't patent.
5002 is comically minimal you need more than 200000 just for 5G.

[Anonymous No.15506507]

>>15505234
not judging by the way people at the top of government look relative to their age.

[Anonymous No.15507519]

>>15505234
you are a mentally ill transhumanist faggot

[Anonymous No.15508183]

the more you learn the details of how things really work, the more your realize how dystopian things truly are
>government claims absolute monopoly on all good inventions

[Anonymous No.15508195]

>>15502105
It's just military shit, mostly. With most national security related R&D being done by private companies it's hardly surprising that inventions are generated without government support, even if they ultimately end up being used for government contracts further down the line

5000 is an almost comically low number of patents (more than 600,000 total were filed in FY 2022 alone) and if they were actually hiding some major conspiracy there would be much more, or they'd be hiding the situation entirely rather than leave cryptic hints for conspiratorial anti-semites to piece together the truth.

[Anonymous No.15508205]

>>15505218

How would you go about publishing inventions?

[Anonymous No.15508265]

>>15505380
>>15508195
>comically

[Anonymous No.15508369]

>>15502105
it's not only that, science is also being sidetracked by handpicking few dozens in the generation for top secret projects and pushing everyone else into unimaginative soul draining "researches" of obvious and well known stuff

[Anonymous No.15508371]

>>15508265
organic, move along