daveman
Diamond Member
Ahem:If this is what happens, what's the problem?
Some people don't do that, they just have the employees do all the research and when the discovery is made, the company patents it and they never get anything beyond what they normally are paid.
It's not illegal, but it's also not really fair compensation.
Fifty percent, instead of the .01% that Nobel Prize winner Kary Mullis got for hisPolymerase Chain Reaction. Actually, because it was a windfall for the corpies who didn't work for it, they settled for one third of what it was worth, so their greed made them so giddy that they got cheated themselves. Investment is static, creativity is dynamic.
What, exactly, have you invented, kid?Go away.
I'd rather take away, ignoring your frantic attempts to humiliate me and be proud enough to realize that we created the wealth of the humiliators.