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I'm not a lawyer (duh) but from what I read in the definition of 'prior art'
could also pertain to works of fiction... ie books, movies, ect... Could call it the 'Star Wars' defense... Leah recording her message to Obi Wan on disk and storing it in R2D2 for later playback by Luke when he's cleaning up droid... Aren't examples of this nature considered viable prior art? Asmov, Heinlein... I'm sure there are tons of examples in various literature from 70s or before... What about old Star Trek's? When a distress message is encoded and sent to Enterprise or top secret orders come down from Fleet Command... Or is all that not valid?
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