Exposed: Patent Office Does Not Use Computers.

If you’ve ever wondered why the US patent system is so screwed up, now you know. Mac360’s exclusive, in-depth, undercover investigative report reveals the reason.

The US Patent Office does not use computers; no Windows PCs, no Macs, and, obviously, there are no internet connections.

How is this possible? How does a government inundated with trademark and patent applications from the business and scientific world handle such a stream, a barrage of paperwork without.... (excerpted).

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