With all due respect: No molecule is a mathematical formula. Mathematical formulas - on the other hand - are.
Patents on software are a patent on describing how to use a machine. Almost every single component part of the machine has surely been patented at some point.
How many times do we need to patent the use of a computer and/or networks before we're done with this nonsense?
>A patent is a monopoly in the same way all property rights are monopolies: you get the exclusive right to use something.
After I get my series of patents on the use of a computer on a Ferris wheel. And the use of a smartphone on a Ferris Wheel. And networking on a Ferris wheel. And downloading on a Ferris Wheel. And a solution for predicting the position of a person on a Ferris wheel based on other people on that Ferris wheel with known positions...
Patents on software are a patent on describing how to use a machine. Almost every single component part of the machine has surely been patented at some point.
How many times do we need to patent the use of a computer and/or networks before we're done with this nonsense?