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Authored by: Anonymous on Friday, March 29 2013 @ 10:06 AM EDT

<b> Thus,</b> a patent on Claim 1 would cover vast end
uses, impeding the onward march of science. Benson, 409 U.S. at 68. Under
Flook,the improvement over the standard is insufficient to validate Claim 1’s
otherwise unpatentable subject matter."

The judgement is made based on the veracity of the statement before the one
quoted above. If that statement is false, then Benson does not apply and the
claim is a method under 35 USC 101 and the trial moves forward.

That statement is either false, or it is applicable to every patent. It is
clearly false as people were able to and may continue to do floating point
calculations by rounding at the end or not at all.

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