Michel Jullian wrote:
If someone says they have the secret to an Overunity device, and they want to
sell it, then you
should ignore any positive gut feelings. That person is a con artist;
Not necessarily, they could just want to make a profit from a genuine working
idea couldn't they?
Are there any laws against patenting something which has been copy righted
first?
I would imagine that a patent right could be denied or nullified on basis of
a copy right infringement.
Harry
On 15/10/2007 10:16 AM, Jones Beene wrote:
This exchange seems to highlight the fact that there
Jones wrote..
There is little doubt to many of us that the area of greatest need for
benefiting future society centers around energy ... and furthermore
that conservation is not enough, and further exploitation of fossil
fuels will lead to more war, poverty and injustice.
Even if, in our
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