massivecreature

Let's say I follow all of this advice and also end up patenting a couple of new ideas. Could you please give a very rough estimate of what my budget should be for the processes above, in total? (For example, are we talking $1000 or $10000?) Thank you for sharing your knowledge here!

I'm developing a collectible, "living" card game that I hope to print first on paper and then publish as an iPad app. Are there legal considerations I should know specific to this type of game (e.g. should I patent new game mechanics)? Also, can you please recommend where to find a good artist contract? Lastly, is it necessary or advisable to hire a copyright attorney? Thank you so much for your time, I really appreciate it!

I see some big claims here, but nowhere (including your website) is your method actually outlined. What, exactly, is it? And do you have any evidence that it works better than the standard of care?

My main criticism is that the website is known to post bullshit studies on a regular basis, so I have no reason to believe this one would be valid. Your argument is equivalent to saying I don't know that an article in the National Enquirer is bullshit just because I haven't read it yet. Give me a break. It's bullshit.

Thank you for the long response, but again, these are just listed of phrases. What do you actually do? As for evidence, I was asking about the scientific sort, not anecdotal, though I appreciate the value of both.