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The Right to Personal Business & Innovation
"To implement a reliable and progressively secure exchange that encourages and allows all voting-age citizens to:
What country restrains the innovation of its own Citizens?
The priceless value applied to our Right to Vote and our Right to Contribute Toward Resolution must also be applied to our Right to Innovate.
A secure system must exist that electronically documents, and organizes accordingly, each of our individual creative ideas, encrypted and accounted for by the Federal Government as personal-proprietary information.
Bogged-down by inefficient patent laws and money needed toward legal interpretation. What culture maintains a system that annihilates innovation instead of nurtures it?
Patent law reform is essential before this great country can move forward economically.
Currently there at least 1.2 million patent applications backlogged at the United States Patent and Trademark Office. Each patent may represent jobs: Engineering, manufacturing, construction, marketing, sales, legal, IT, and administrative jobs; new jobs.
A lack of resources, finances and concern for this essential sector of our government has restricted the evolution of patent laws to adapt to existing and novel industries.
If the technology exists to securely house and process our individual votes, the same security must also be applied to protect our individual ideas.
Such a system would not only serve as a citizen’s right to electronically document, archive and confidentially exchange their ideas toward personal profit, it would provide immediate and customized documentation to the legal system that supports it.
Contingency laws would be voted upon publicly and would ultimately provide all voting- age citizens the free and equal right to efficiently enter contract(s) with, in good consideration, any other voting-age citizen(s) within the system, if they so choose.
Upon the termination of each contract, all contingent parties would have the free and confidential option to post one (1) professional, constructive review of co-worker(s), legal counsel and domestic business partners encountered during the contract term.
Domestic corporations and small-businesses that help nurture ideas toward manufacturing within the United States will be duly rewarded with substantial tax benefits.
Domestic corporations and small-businesses that choose to manufacture overseas (as this will be inevitable) must work in cooperation with the manufacturer to improve working conditions for the greater well-being of their employees. Such efforts will also be rewarded through tax benefits.
Both domestic and International markets will decide if ideas flourish or not.
Any idea that financially profits from such a system would implicitly contain a publicly enforced clause – to be named later by Popular Vote – that would ensure a small percentage (%) deduction from each individual profiting from the idea, to the healthcare and well-being of poverty-stricken children and elderly, including veteran care.
In Good We Trust.
Kevin
Altruist
- Freely and electronically protect their individual idea(s) as government-secured, personal-proprietary information.
- To establish a free and secure method of electronic documentation for any voting- age citizen to track the progress of their ideas toward personal profit.
- To vote upon, and publicly enforce, Contingency Laws that provide all voting-age citizens the equal right to efficiently enter contract(s) with, under full confidentiality and in good consideration, any other voting-age citizen(s) within the network willing to assist and fairly profit from their professional contributions to such idea(s).
- All interactions will be archived accordingly as proprietary information, and one public, constructive review will be permitted to all associated voting-age citizens.
- Within each contract, a publicly enforced clause - to be named later by Popular Vote – will dedicate a small percentage of profits derived from the system toward the health and well-being of poverty-stricken children, elderly and veteran care."
What country restrains the innovation of its own Citizens?
The priceless value applied to our Right to Vote and our Right to Contribute Toward Resolution must also be applied to our Right to Innovate.
A secure system must exist that electronically documents, and organizes accordingly, each of our individual creative ideas, encrypted and accounted for by the Federal Government as personal-proprietary information.
Bogged-down by inefficient patent laws and money needed toward legal interpretation. What culture maintains a system that annihilates innovation instead of nurtures it?
Patent law reform is essential before this great country can move forward economically.
Currently there at least 1.2 million patent applications backlogged at the United States Patent and Trademark Office. Each patent may represent jobs: Engineering, manufacturing, construction, marketing, sales, legal, IT, and administrative jobs; new jobs.
A lack of resources, finances and concern for this essential sector of our government has restricted the evolution of patent laws to adapt to existing and novel industries.
If the technology exists to securely house and process our individual votes, the same security must also be applied to protect our individual ideas.
Such a system would not only serve as a citizen’s right to electronically document, archive and confidentially exchange their ideas toward personal profit, it would provide immediate and customized documentation to the legal system that supports it.
Contingency laws would be voted upon publicly and would ultimately provide all voting- age citizens the free and equal right to efficiently enter contract(s) with, in good consideration, any other voting-age citizen(s) within the system, if they so choose.
Upon the termination of each contract, all contingent parties would have the free and confidential option to post one (1) professional, constructive review of co-worker(s), legal counsel and domestic business partners encountered during the contract term.
Domestic corporations and small-businesses that help nurture ideas toward manufacturing within the United States will be duly rewarded with substantial tax benefits.
Domestic corporations and small-businesses that choose to manufacture overseas (as this will be inevitable) must work in cooperation with the manufacturer to improve working conditions for the greater well-being of their employees. Such efforts will also be rewarded through tax benefits.
Both domestic and International markets will decide if ideas flourish or not.
Any idea that financially profits from such a system would implicitly contain a publicly enforced clause – to be named later by Popular Vote – that would ensure a small percentage (%) deduction from each individual profiting from the idea, to the healthcare and well-being of poverty-stricken children and elderly, including veteran care.
In Good We Trust.
Kevin
Altruist