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Patents! They’re a big deal. Nathan Myhrvold’s Intellectual Ventures depends on patents to make money, and they file a lot of ‘em. So I asked him how he’d change the patent system.
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Nathan Myhrvold explains why failure is an option at Intellectual Ventures – and it has to be for any inventor, really.
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It’s pretty simple, says Intellectual Ventures’ Nathan Myhrvold – lots more things being invented means lots more inventions that succeed.
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Intellectual Ventures founder and modern day Merlin Nathan Myhrvold explains why it costs a lot of damn money to create new ideas. Hint: Think Hollywood.
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“Did aeroplanes come from the R&D department of a train company or a steamship company?” Nathan Myhrvold asks, rhetorically, his voice cracking. He’s explaining how his company, Intellectual Ventures, is going to reinvent the way things are invented.