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Patents and the human mouse

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 Patents and the human mouse2002-05-12 18:34
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Interesting article in L.A. Times about a scientist, Stuart Newman, and his friend Jeremy Rifkin, who are challenging the patent system. They're trying to get a patent on a deliberately outrageous construction, a "humouse", something that would be half mouse and half human, in other to better define the limits in these matters, and to show how ridiculous many granted patents are.


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29 Apr 2016 @ 05:47 by Mavrick @188.143.232.32 : VAQBXbkdThbixoKc
This is both street smart and inlgtlieent.  


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