The sun provides light and energy for life on earth, and the energy on earth is provided by the sun. The change of seasons and the alternation of cold and warm are all due to the existence of the sun. But who created the sun? Scientists have no answer to this question. When Angelus Duran ran to apply for a patent for Sun, people all over the world were shocked.
Patents are actually not difficult to understand. Generally speaking, you have invented something that is very useful and others want to use it. When you apply for a patent, others have to get your permission to use it, and you have to share the economic value it creates, which is protected by law.
The aforementioned Angelas Duran is a woman from Spain. 20 10, she found that the United Nations Outer Space Treaty stipulates that no country can claim to own any planet or star, but she did not say that no one can. Duran suddenly felt that he had discovered an unprecedented business opportunity.
She immediately went to the Spanish notary office to notarize the "owner of the sun". Although the notary was shocked at first, they accepted Duran's application out of professionalism. Duran was originally a lawyer. She knows that logically, the sun does not belong to any country and naturally does not belong to any individual, but it is not the case from a legal perspective.
This loophole was caught by Duran, and the department in charge of patent application at that time could not refute her. No one registered before her, so she had to pass her application. After Duran successfully obtained the solar patent, he immediately spread the news through the media, claiming that he had successfully applied for a patent and would charge all mankind for the use of the sun in the future.
We can imagine that since the sun can apply for a patent, will the air apply for a patent in the future? Duran's behavior immediately attracted widespread attention, and online comments were varied. On the issue of expenses, Duran said that from a legal point of view, he didn't do anything wrong or stupid. He collects his own fees to collect effective funds and do something good for the earth.
Duran's plan is to give half of the money to the Spanish government, 20% to the elderly in Spain, 10% to scientific research, 10% to global charities, and only 10% to himself. Although Duran's arrangement seems to be "reasonable", netizens did not buy it and left countless mocking comments.
Some people say: What did you protect the sun? Why take the sun for yourself? Someone joked: should I learn from you, circle all the other planets and stars in the universe and make a lot of money? The funniest thing is that many netizens "blame" Duran, saying that he was tanned by the sun and was ill. Ask her to compensate for the related expenses.
The farce finally ended, because the United Nations communicated with her and paid 500,000 dollars. Duran gave up Sun's patent and went home with the money. Do you think it is here? No, a company took a fancy to Duran's "rigor" in studying law and offered her a high salary to be a professional legal consultant, so Duran became famous.