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@cptjtspaulding The premise that IP written on a napkin creates legal rights not written into a contract is also questionable. If he stole a patent, how did she not notice when the patent issued? And if it’s not a patent, it’s public domain. — PolitiTweet.org

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@cptjtspaulding If it’s not public domain or patented, it’s because it’s a trade secret, but then she lost the secret when she let Alpha use it, and the ultimate rights are governed by contract, and the MacGuffin (and the journals) would be irrelevant. — PolitiTweet.org