Yes, he poached quite a few. That is what made him independently wealthy and able to do his theory.

I'm a big Kinsella fan. He's probably my favorite Austrian school thinker, too bad he doesn't do it full time.

I knew about Einstein working in a patent office, but I didn't know he was a patent poacher.

Undisciplined

Kinsalla attacks the IP situation every time he writes something.

He has a lot of good examples of stifling innovation.

Innovation is also stifled by the narridigm.

Did you know Einstein was a patent office clerk?

He had several patents to his name, how do you think he got them?

Working in the office, several disparate patents. Ahh……. Yes.

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How Intellectual Property Laws Stifle Innovation

Kinsalla attacks the IP situation every time he writes something.
I believe he is a patent lawyer, too.
He has a lot of good examples of stifling innovation.
Innovation is also stifled by the narridigm.
Did you know Einstein was a patent office clerk?
He had several patents to his name, how do you think he got them?
Working in the office, several disparate patents. Ahh……. Yes.
