Patent Application: New Method for How to Always be Happy 3 comments

27 Apr 2013 @ 16:11, by Max Sandor Reluctantly I joined linkedin.com recently, reluctantly because I never liked those spammy invitations that they send out on your behalf. Every one I ever sent e-mail to in the last 10 years, be warned, shall receive notifications to join linkedin, and some of you shall receive them forever more EVEN IF YOU SHOULD JOIN! This is fate in the 21st century, oh well. But in the process of filling out all those pesky forms in linkedin.com , I found out to my surprise that my cherished pet patent (US PATENT Nr. ) has EXPIRED! How can a man live without having a patent on file? And after my only one expired, how can I live again? No problem, I realized while reading further on linkedin.com. Just think positive, OK... (or not?) Obviously enough people on there think that it's enough to think something 'positive' and life will turn well even though nobody was able to do that so far except perhaps for those who are selling books and seminars on how to do what isn't working. At least they're getting some money out of it. I had good intentions to start writing something positive there WITHOUT lieing through my teeth after finally publishing the gruesomely truthful 'Letters from Rome' on Kindle this month, anyway, these, my good intentions shattered when I ran once again into the fake and false 'law of attraction'. "Positive attracts negative", "Male attracts Female", this is the LAW, and 'like attracts alike' is bad science. But how would you show how to BE happy in a chaotic world? If you would know it, of course... how would you sell THAT? (For your info, I can't even sell a bunch of flowers to my mother-in-law on mother's day). Well, I am a bad salesman but I know how to be happy. Nobody will listen to me, but maybe a public disclosure would help. Bingo! Filing a patent does it! Curiosly, the inventor of the invention of the 'patent' seems to be unknown. He should have filed it right there in 1790 after Washington signed it into law. His heirs are still broke to this day. Let's not do the same mistake here.. So, excuse me, I have some work to do, filing out the patent application, drawing pictures, and so forth... Stay tuned!!!

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