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On Thu, 2004-05-20 at 14:11 -0400, Gregory Aharonian wrote:
> No, that is one of your fallacies.  I have repeatedly stated that software
> is just another technology to be handled by the patent system, and that

(...)

> Software is another just another technology comprising processes,
> methods and structures for manipulating physical quantities - information.

Give me a straight answer: should pure human thought be patented?

YES or NO ?

Software is a formal translation of human thought to somehing a machine
can read.

YES or NO ?

> But you all know this.  You know copyright offers little to no protection
> for software

Care to show us that with 1+1=2 kind of proof please?

Rui

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