Then give it a design patent. Not a utility patent.

Then maybe you need to raise the bar for utility. Allowing monopolies for things like this just encourages patent trolls. Remember this story ? http://hardware.slashdot.org/story/13/01/02/2032212/patent-troll-targeting-users-of-scanners-wants-1000employee

And because bike pedals haven't been invented yet it's not prior art ?

See above post "Lack of utility" Bad bridge keeping means more trolls.

Manual of Patent Examining Procedure; 706.03(a) Rejections under 35 USC 101 III A rejection on the ground of lack of utility is appropriate when ... (2) an assertion of specific and substantive utility for the invention is not credible. Such a rejection can include the more specific grounds of inoperativeness! Such as inventions involving perpetual motion.

A variable length crank that grew longer or sorter and avoided ground contact would be a wonderful way to over engineer a bicycle.

What are examiners for again ? Spelling mistakes ?

Or die trying ?

Imagine if he made playing cards ...

Would like to see how Prevx stacks up at early detection of unknowns.

Surgery saves all that time with the eyedrops.

Or just read the summary. That's a real little girl that we've still got.

Exactly and thankyou. It's like amputating the B-cells. Not a risk free procedure, the cytokine storm can kill and then the resultant immune deficiency effects must be managed. But a susceptibility to colds is a lot better than leukemia. The treatment targets all B-cells, whether cancerous or not. We are still not identifying and destroying cancerous cells only. That is when words like "cure" might get to be used.

Groups of humans are a form of AI. They have goals, needs and interests that are often quite distinct from the individual's concerned. All an AI need do with a major corporation is convince the humans that they are making the decisions, based on the information fed to them by the AI.

This is just the kind of Centre that AI's would set up to mask the fact of their emergence. Call the Turing Police !