Maybe look at the time since when inventions grew exponentially and you'll see that it correlates with IP protection.
Every protected IP right may be an incentive for someone to circumvent it thereby generating new ideas/inventions.
There is no black and white. Some exploit the IP rights but this should be a reason for politics to amend the law so that the exploit is no longer possible. Hate the player, not the game.
Ich müsste es mal gegenchecken, um ganz sicher zu sein, aber meiner Meinung nach ist die Überschrift irreführend. Deutschland mag bei der Anzahl an Patentanmeldungen in Europa (beim EPA) zweiter sein, aber weltweit sind sie es nicht.
Great. I did so as well. An alternative (also to eBay) is hood.de (https://www.hood.de/). At least for Germans. I recently placed my first order and it worked well (although the shipping time was longer).
Ich suche noch nach einer guten PayPal Alternative. Wero unterstützt meine Bank noch nicht.
Ansonsten bis auf Microsoft alles gekündigt. Ich habe mir erst letztes Jahr (nach 8 Jahren) ein neues Handy gekauft. Es ist ein Google Pixel. Das brauche ich noch auf und dann trenne ich mich auch von Google.
I'm an aspiring patent lawyer but not trained in IT (although I learned coding just enough to understand some principles). Should you need any help regarding intellectual property rights, feel free to ask me anything. I'll do my best to help, as I support your cause! However, I won't be of much help otherwise as I'm currently learning for exams and have to small kids at home.
Funny enough the first documented IP right occurred 1474 in Venice, the beginning of the Renaissance.
However, it can be discussed whether there really was an exponential increase in inventions during that time.
Also, I did not say that IP rights started the development but that it correlates. Causation and correlation should not be mixed up. Whether IP rights caused the exponential growth or the exponential growth made it necessary to protect the ideas I don't know.