Shimul Saha
earth “patent” being - II, 2022
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26 x 21 x 15 cm
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Alongside the development of science, we are very much familiar with one word, which is "patent". Right after any kind of invention we run after to claim the ownership on that particular invention through making "patent". This practice is quite obvious more or less on every sector of science. Present agriculture system isn't out of this concept at all.
If "patent" belongs everywhere, then how so-called inventor will claim the patent of our existence? Who will claim the ownership for the world under the concept of "patent"?
We are ruining our natural agriculture system by following the "patent" idea. In terms of food concept every invention of farming should be open for general people, if it is seriously can feed more people of the society than the previous. At least for sake of food, "patent" notion should not be existed.
Alongside the development of science, we are very much familiar with one word, which is "patent". Right after any kind of invention we run after to claim the ownership on that particular invention through making "patent". This practice is quite obvious more or less on every sector of science. Present agriculture system isn't out of this concept at all.
If "patent" belongs everywhere, then how so-called inventor will claim the patent of our existence? Who will claim the ownership for the world under the concept of "patent"?
We are ruining our natural agriculture system by following the "patent" idea. In terms of food concept every invention of farming should be open for general people, if it is seriously can feed more people of the society than the previous. At least for sake of food, "patent" notion should not be existed.