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Das Patentwesen, die "geistige Enclosure" hat ihren Sinn verloren. Einst dazu gedacht, Menschen zu ermutigen ihre Innovationen zu teilen, in einer Zeit in der Kommunikation schwierig und mühsam war, sind sie in einer Zeit der mühelosen und nahezu kostenlosen Kommunikation mittlerweile zum Haupthindernis menschlicher kreativer Entwicklung geworden. Dagegen formiert sich auf der Basis freien Wissens ein Muster das sich in Entwicklungsländern auch Institutionell herauszubilden beginnt. Im Jänner 2010 erreichte uns folgende Nachricht:
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Source: Global Innovation Commons What would happen if you were given over $2 trillion? That's right, if someone walked up to you and gave you $2 trillion. That could never happen, right? In fact, that is exactly what has just happened. While the patent system has been around since the 17th century when it was developed by nobles in Italy and England, it may surprise you that the system was designed to benefit you. Patents were supposed to be an incentive for public disclosure to advance science and useful knowledge. If someone shared sufficient information to teach the public about a novel development or useful technology, they would have a limited time (about 20 years) to decide who could use that idea. There's some bad news and some good news. First, the bad news: For the past 30 years, patents have been abused. Rather than serving the public's expansion of knowledge, they've been used as business and legal weapons. Over 50,000,000 patents covering everything you do have served to keep you from benefiting in many aspects of your life. Many life-saving treatments have been kept from the market because they threaten established business interests. The world's ecosystem has been severely damaged because efficiencies have been kept from entereing the market.
In the face of all this, however, there is the good news: The thirty year "cold war" of innovation is over. Today, you now have access to it all. In the Global Innovation Commons
But here's the catch. We're sharing this under a license. The license is really simple. If you use this information, you must share what you're doing with everyone else. If you improve upon it, you must share your improvements with everyone else. And finally, if you use any of this information, you must reference the "Global Innovation Commons (relayed by FouadBajwa) und weiter heißt es auf der Website
""infoDev will assist in the deployment of the Global Innovation Commons Wäre es nicht an der Zeit, einen oder mehrere von diesen "Inkubatoren" in Österreich aufzubauen?
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