How does it feel to know that any crazy advanced tech like F

>yfw P=NP
>yfw we already have working fusion power

>>8167555
That's the US. It's highly unlikely that Americans develop that kind of tech in the first place, so we're fine.

>>8167555
That's easy, just release it over the dark net, before telling anyone else.

>>8167573
>That's easy, just release it over the dark net, before telling anyone else.
Even easier: don't patent it.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invention_Secrecy_Act
>only way an inventor can avoid the risk of such imposed secrecy is to forgo patent protection.

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>>8167566
>>8167555

if you guys want a cool movie about this topic I suggest pic related:

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>>8167555
>Restricts the filing of foreign patents
>Implying that's even possible

The only way they could enforce this is assassination.

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>A secrecy order bars the award of a patent, orders that the invention be kept secret, restricts the filing of foreign patents, and specifies procedures to prevent disclosure of ideas contained in the application.
>specifies procedures to prevent disclosure

This is like those stories about people who invent over unity, cold fusion, or zero point energy and immediately get greeted by gestapo like men at their door.

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>>8167584
Shouldn't you do that anyway, out of the commie sense of altruism?

>>8167611
How do you think they do it?

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>>8167708