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- From: Marcel Martin <mm@ellipsa.net>
- Cc: patents@aful.org
- Subject: Re: [Patents] Washington Times: Internet Patents Divide Industry
- Date: Tue, 29 Jul 2003 00:15:37 +0200
- Organization: http://www.ellipsa.net/
Gregory Aharonian a écrit :
> Such a statement is totally ignorant of the latest theories of theoretical
> physics where information is not only physical (and therefore can be a
> property as can be other physical quantities), but also that information
> is more fundamental to physical reality than energy or matter.
In short, any description of the reality is more real than the reality
itself? Impressive insight. Personally, I am not even sure to know what
I am talking of when I use the word "reality"... I should have been a
lawyer, it would seem it makes things easier.
> Software
> engineering often does not appear to be an engineering because so
> much of it is done so poorly.
Whereas lawyers are always excellent, especially when they talk
about epistemology, physics or computer science.
Marcel Martin
- Re: [Patents] Washington Times: Internet Patents Divide Industry, (continued)
Re: [Patents] Washington Times: Internet Patents Divide Industry,
Carsten Svaneborg
Re: [Patents] Washington Times: Internet Patents Divide Industry,
Richard Stallman
Re: [Patents] Washington Times: Internet Patents Divide Industry,
Gregory Aharonian
Re: [Patents] Washington Times: Internet Patents Divide Industry,
Gregory Aharonian
Re: [Patents] Washington Times: Internet Patents Divide Industry,
Richard Stallman
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