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TIME ON:

- 29 years ago, I got PhD in Soil Science at Penn State University, USA, working with

Spatial Dynamics of Hydrology in the Amazon Basin.

- 27 years ago, I started playing ADVANCED GARDENING, at home on watering flowerpots

to ease emotional pressure from INSTITUTIONAL JOB HARASSMENT.

- 24 years ago, I filed my first American patent believing that the system was genuine

and HONESTY was a common sense to honor a 'scientific breakthrough', mainly in

the ACADEMIC ENVIRONMENT.

- 21 years ago, my first patent US 6.766,817 was easily issued by USPTO. deploying the

technical terminology from my PhD textbooks uncommon in the Patenting System.

- 16 years ago, I had insights for a new science Hydrotechnology as Hydrogeology

working with artifical porosity.

- 10 years ago, I created a new science Hydrotechnology to explore a huge scientific gap

ignoring Hydraulic Conductivity on fluidic devices. defining new Hydrodynamic

Conceptions based on Advanced Artificial Porosity, absent on textbooks.

- In 2025 based on updated Hydrodynamics on porosity I set the HYDROLOGY CRADLE TO

70,000 YEARS AGO starting a new Era of Hydrology by the principle of life.
- For TWO DECADES the principles of ‘tubarc’ to upgrade capillarity has been confirmed by

broad and persistent patent infringement cracking down a sort of Reinvention Policy. by USPTO neglecting Hydrology SCIENCE shamefully. This culture degradation is wealthy, obese, sedentary, addict to drugs, vitamins, anti-depressants, electronics, fastfood, etc., becoming grumpier and dumber on neurogenic effect. By ignoring science, the US was the leader in human tragedies that lost more citizens to Sars-Cov-2 than all wars combined. Only when hospitals got clogged and collective nocturnal trenched burials, convinced that saving lives was more relevant than making money. So, the American President who recommended Hydroxychloroquine to treat Covid-19 is back pardoning criminals who invaded the US Capitol. How about Presidential Orders to force Americans on HEALTHY LIVESTYLES and HONESTY, mainly on EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS? China is also waging on DICTARTORSHIP to preserve the culture. As Freedom of Expression is a business aiming at PROFIT, since peace and good deeds are too boring for the media developing businesses, while greed, fear, ambition, and tragedies making the world unbearable is the perfect recipe for a WEALTHY PRESS.

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David Wiley
Office of the Commissioner for Patents
P.O. Box 1450
Alexandria, VA 22313-1450

USA

Breaching of Ethic Laws on Hydrological Violation of Science

Dear Mr. Wiley,

The purpose of this letter is to make you aware about ongoing Laws breaking on Ethics and Dereliction of Duty. Patent Examiners are supposed to judge issues that they do understand but the blatant scientifically flawed patents regarding fluids moving on porosity being issued by USPTO suggest otherwise. You will not be able to allege at the Court of the Law that you were not aware on my complaints about irregular examination of fluidic devices that requires Patent Examiners to have deep background in Hydrogeology in order to protect the claims of my issued patents: US 6,766,817, 6,918,404, and 7,066,586 deploying long standing advanced hydrology from Geosciences standing on textbooks to the patenting system

You forgot to mention which of your Laws ensure that a Patent Examiner must have expertise on the issue under judgment. I believe that the Ethic Laws provide a strong enforcement about Experts providing judgment only within their professional experience. I am looking forward to see the Justice inquiring how much Hydrological background Patent Examiners issuing flawed patents have examining fluidic devices.

I took 22 years in my life studying consistently never flunking till I got PhD at the Pennsylvania State University in 1996. President of the US Bill Clinton was the speecher of my commencement. Then I had this scientific discovery on hydrology employing strong background from Soil Science and Geo science to fluidic devices on artificial porosity. I spent three years carrying out around 3,000 experiments to be sure that my new conceptions in Hydrodynamics cohere with my PhD textbooks and with nature functioning. It took me four years to have my first patent issued. My project does not bring financial rewards in around 12 years because in the last five years USPTO is violating my patents shamefully by flawed lazy patents that even do not work by laypeople that never studied Advanced Hydrology including Patent Examiner that was also a Director and Patent Supervisor.

I do not know why you are saying that Laws of USPTO forbidden its employees to express their opinion about patents. This is obvious because my patents on advanced Hydrology can only be understood by people who are PhD in Soil or Geology (Soil Physics and Hydrogeology) and my concern is if USPTO has Patent Examiners bearing such expertise in hydrogeology to understand fluids moving on porosity. Anybody without this specific advanced scientific background would not understand the technical content of my issued patents. When I say USPTO is issuing many flawed patents you need experts there to verify my claims and avoid issuing patents that ignores common knowledge in Hydrology.

Does any of USPTO Patent Examiners have this background to provide fair examination on the issue regarding fluidic devices? My IP claims are centered on Unsaturated Hydraulic Flow which was coined by Edgard Buckingham in 1907 upgrading Darcy’s Law from 1856 of fluid moving on porosity systems and is mentioned in only 20 issued patents so far.

Mr. Wiley, my patents are being violated massively by patents that even do not work and are technically flawed. You are failing on your job duties, so I have to go to your boss and to your President because it is unacceptable massive patent infringement by flawed patents that even do not work ignoring common knowledge. It is disappointing advanced science being neglected so shamefully by USPTO.

USPTO Laws says that no employee can provide any opinion about patents. This is fair, but my question is if the Patent Examiners judging fluidic devices do have adequate background expertise on Hydrology to protect the claims of my issued patents.

Your first step attending my first demand is to hire appropriate expertise in Hydrology that USPTO was supposed to have already. Then the experts in Hydrology will decide how bad flawed patents are and the damage USPTO caused to my project for failing on Hydrology issuing patents that harm the claims of my issued patents.

When going to the Court of Justice the issue will be Ethics and Dereliction of Duty. Your duty is to provide Examination with the due expertise respecting and honoring common knowledge on scientific textbooks. You are aware that Hydrological issues are supposed to be examined by experts having Hydrology background.

My issue to the Court of Justice is how much Hydrological background your Patent Examiners have to issue so many flawed patents that neglect scientific literature and the content of my issued patents. USPTO Patent Examiners are making legally valid many patents that are scientifically invalid and even do not work according to our present knowledge taught at many educational levels in Hydrological Sciences. I will present to the Court of Justice many letters sent to USPTO since 2006 with written notification about breach of Ethical Laws regarding due expertise on Hydrology issuing flawed patents that ignore common knowledge on textbooks.

There is huge gap in the patenting system regarding UPTO failure to protect Hydrology easily captured by a simple exploratory analysis tracking common nature phenomenon of conductivity by a search on patent database:

Heat/Thermal Conductivity 70,499 issued patents

Electric/Electrical Conductivity 51,116 issued patents

Hydraulic Conductivity 489 issued patents

Unsaturated Hydraulic Conductivity 20 issued patents (wick/wicking)

Wick/Wicking 24,511 issued patents (laypeople terminology)

By this simple exploratory analysis it becomes evident that the patenting system is biased neglecting Hydrology knowledge and allowing lay people issue flawed patent that ignore common knowledge because USPTO does not have appropriate personnel to address the issue. Nearly every week I see flawed patents harming Hydrology and my project by ignoring my issued claims.

Your job there is to get the scientific literature and apply what is inside the textbooks. My PhD textbooks of Hydrology I got a degree at The Pennsylvania State University deploy 150 years of deep knowledge taught at all educational levels and none of my books ever mentions the expression wick/wick which is used by people that do not understand Hydrology claiming flawed functioning.

Mr. Wiley, I am a PhD that understands deeply the functioning of nature and institutions as well as the hardship of pursuing innovation in science. I assure you to find many Laws regarding Ethics and Dereliction of Duty regarding Technical Examination respecting due expertise on the issue under evaluation. It is a simple task to check the Hydrological background of Examiners issuing flawed patents in Hydrology.

I cannot accept my patents being violated massively by flawed patents from laypeople that even do not work, even from a Patent Examiner that also is a Director issuing a patent with flaw that does not work (US Pat. 7,285,255) even I advised not to do it because it harms common knowledge on scientific literature. I believe that somebody must be accountable for such misdeeds harming my project and all the Hydrology community with such huge massive bias.

It seems that USPTO has no other option besides having Patent Examiners experts in Hydrology to issue new claims in fluidic devices. I am contacting the Director of USPTO and the American President demanding Hydrology be respected in the Patenting System avoiding FLAWED PATENTS.

Somebody should do responsible and accountable for this bias against Hydrology by USPTO.

Kind regards,

Campinas, Brazil, August 13, 2009

Elson Silva, Ph. D.
Av. Dr. Júlio Soares de Arruda, 838
Parque São Quirino
CEP 13088-300 - Campinas - SP - Brazil
Phone 55 *19 3256-7265
Email: tubarc@gmail.com
(http://tubarc.blogspot.com/)
(http://hydrology-tubarc.blogspot.com/)
(http://ip-know-how-tubarc.blogspot.com/)
(http://hydrotechnology.blogspot.com/)

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U.S.

House of Representatives Committee on the Judiciary
John Conyers, Jr.
Chairman
2138 Rayburn House Office Building
Washington, DC 20515

Dear Mr. Conyers, Jr.

This conspiracy shows many consequences of continuous US Government failure to protect the principles of human existence by violating science, ignoring the rule of the law and recklessly overstepping the boundaries of honesty and fairness.

A new edge in the communication system allows the whistleblower Wikileaks to disclose part of the wrongdoing by US Government becoming more secretive and deceptive. Even senior officials have gone public suggesting the assassination of Mr. Julian Assange showing how far the rule of the law can be neglected openly portraying a gloomy future on a biased leadership. As a PhD scientist I handle Laws of Nature which is in charge of everything. Violations to Laws of Nature come with an instant trial and punishment accordingly. For example, any misstep may lead to a fall hurting with a due punishment for ignoring Laws of Gravity. Overeating combined to sedentary lifestyles results into obesity with all due consequences for ignoring nature functioning.

My claim is that that THE WORST OIL SPILL IN THE US was a simple consequence of government ignoring deliberately a science called Hydrology since the spilling oil could have been clogged in the very early beginning if common knowledge and appropriate expertise on Hydrodynamics were employed accordingly. Only lay people in Hydrology would employ golf balls and shredded tires to clog an upward flow against gravity moving at 2 to 3 cm/s in the ‘junk shot’ by BP. It was supposed to use heavy objects with appropriate sinking geometry to overcome the upward flow against gravity. I had sent fifteen letters to Mr. Obama regarding blatant violations of my ‘scientific discovery’, but one of them was about scientific insights on hydrodynamics for clogging the oil spill. So far I got no single reply from any of my written communication. Although The White House expelled from the country a British drunk student Luke Angel 17, for cursing Mr. Obama by email. It seems that the government is worried more about being cursed by drunken teens on emails than responding to scientists on critical matters.

President Bill Clinton said inn my PhD commencement on May 10, 1996 delivering his first speech for reelection that we were proud of receiving the highest education that the American Institutions could offer their citizens and that down the line we would be creating new jobs and technologies never imagined before. I was a Brazilian student getting PhD in Soil Science/Spatial Applied Hydrogeology at Penn State University. At that time my trust on the US was so high that afterwards I decided to pursue a sort of ‘scientific discovery’ in the US feeling that it was a perfect breeding ground for my scientific endeavors. Recently I changed my mind deeply as the IP rights of my breakthrough is being violated by flawed patents that even do not work, ignoring my PhD textbooks and standing patenting laws which allows wealthy parties to reinvent and violate advanced science with lousy patents from lay people. I still do not understand why people want to violate my IP rights with lousy patents that ignore science and fail on reliability and technological advancement.

My scientific breakthrough is centered on two main reasoning. First is the opportunity to bring long standing ignored classic Hydrology knowledge from Geosciences and Soil Sciences to fluidic devices in the patenting affairs dealing with artificial porosity systems. Second, I am enduring a long bias against Hydrology by USPTO, inventors and attorneys ignoring and overstepping common knowledge from one of the oldest science, Hydrology. My breakthrough is so steep because Hydrology in the patenting affairs is usually handled by lay people as Patent Examiners, Patent Attorneys, and inventors skirting common knowledge from my PhD textbooks.

My new conceptions in Hydrodynamics updates a sort of artificial porosity that can have an organized geometry learning from what nature designed around 400 millions of years ago on the physiological functioning of Xylem and Phloem developing biological porosity important to the growing of multicellular organisms. I expanded the boundaries of knowledge and now lay and incompetent people with government collusion are trying to violate it with an obvious shortcoming to handle the issue. I feel like having invented the airplane and kids playing kites try to overcome it ignoring principles of aerodynamics.

Since 2006 in written communication I have been demanding USPTO to stop a massive infringement on my issued patent rights suggesting the following below:

Hire Examiners with background in Hydrogeology and/or Soil Physics so that they have full comprehension of fluids moving on porosity;
Cancel issued patents with scientific flaws. Obsolete patents are cancelled naturally by becoming outdated;
Make a public statement about Hydrology negligence hurting all Hydrological community as well as my project that needs experts in Hydrology to protect the content of my issued claims.
Compensate for my losses since as an inventor filing patents I was not expecting lay people handling hydrology in the examination process by USPTO.
Since USPTO is failing to protect my IP rights my patents should be eligible for time extension of their expiration dates (new demand).
Issue a bill requiring Hydrology be handled by Hydrologists preventing laypeople from harming standing common knowledge in the scientific literature (new demand).
Make people accountable for breaking the Law regarding my complaints (new demand).

You are aware that science is above the law as scientists handle the secrets of nature functioning. By Law nearly all humans lose their freedom to walk naked over the land surface after being born, but nature does not care if we cover up our bodies. The physiology of human functioning was molded in the past with scarce food and demanding body exercise. Nowadays we are becoming victims of modern world with plenty of machinery to replace our muscles and excessive food that chase us for profit. Obesity is a growing consequence making today two-thirds of Americans overweight and one-third obese. If this trend continues Americans will become 85% obese by 2040 according to some studies.

I am a scientist with master in Nutrition doing jogging since I was 22 years old. I ran two half-marathons during my PhD in the US. Mr. Obama assigned Dr. Regina Benjamin a lady 42 lbs overweight to guide Americans on a healthier lifestyle. She is going to guide Americans on a personal maneuver that she is failing herself. Coherence is missing at many points in the chain of power. I believe there is an ongoing struggle between power and knowledge, but corrupt power employ less and less knowledge because wise people also are independent.

You need to realize that controlling the weight is becoming much more relevant than covering our genitals. Our weight is controlled by a simple equation that everybody can understand easily the importance on their health:

Weight = input - output

A healthy body weight has to be controlled personally by burning more calories and/or eating fewer calories. Obesity was not an issue in the past when ancient food was low in calories and absence of machinery required continuous body labor on the struggling for surviving.

The economy also can be controlled in the principles. Antoine Lavoisier created a new science Chemistry by employing a simple Equal Mass Law Equation. You can solve the economic problem forever employing also a simple equation that harness the principles of a stable capital dynamics:

Investment = Investment + profit

It is important to protect a sound economic functioning by preventing a collective combination of greed/fears mars simple laws of offer/demand. Investment has to be a simple operation of applying a capital and having it back with any profit attainable by using the capital. The latest economic meltdown erased around 10 million jobs in the US and burned 20 to 40 trillion dollars that no government can mend it. There is an evident lack of brain power in the government to address and solve the most critical problems that affect our society nowadays. I mean, the guys cannot even care for their bellies, even less complex issues that affect all of us together.

My ‘scientific discovery’ as a US pat. 6,766,817 is being shamefully violated by flawed patents that sometimes even do not work from wealthy parties. I already sent many letters to USPTO, fifteen letters to Mr. Obama, and by now 4613 letters to inventors, attorneys, and assignees.

http://hydrotechnology.blogspot.com/ http://hydrology-tubarc.blogspot.com/
http://ip-know-how-tubarc.blogspot.com/ http://tubarc.blogspot.com/

I am sending this letter to the Committee on the Judiciary just because I believe that you want to protect the interest of the US as ignoring science brings negative consequences to the functioning of society, losing economic leadership to China by 2030 and getting a catastrophic obesity level of 85% by 2040. As a scientist I am aware on the strength of my ‘scientific discovery’ and the outcome it can bring to human affairs. Those ones trying to overstep my science will understand how wrong they are because the consequences affect us all. It is naïve to let an invention be reinvented and stolen by wealthy companies, letting lay people overstep advanced science. This recent oil spill is a clear message how important Hydrology can be to the functioning of society.

My scientific discovery US pat. 6,766,817 invalidates technically around 50,000 issued patents making them obsolete and open room for another 200,000 new ones on mass flow dynamics. Strong economic power and government negligence opposes the blunt power of a scientific functioning.

Issuing a Law requiring Hydrology be handled by Hydrologists should protect Hydrology science in the US, mainly in the patenting affairs, especially at USPTO.

As a scientist I have to warn you about the gloomy future Americans are building for themselves as they violates national and international laws, sponsor business wars killing thousands of innocent civilians, children and women, around the world, torturing and lying, spying, and violating science. Americans as the leader of the world are mishandling the economy, health, and failing to protect important principles that ensure safe survival down the line.

As a scientist I am curious how bad the outcome of the US will turn out till wise decision making bring its back to sound tracks.

National Security is an issue to address at home protecting the principles of a balanced survival. The Judiciary needs to create new Laws that provides updated standards to protect humans from new challenges brought by modern life with huge consequences that endangers human endurance. The threat to National Security is from inside about the consequences that ignoring nature functioning can jeopardize a stable future.

Obesity can bring much more damage than any alien force intended to harm Americans.

Nature blesses the United States of America.

Kind regards,

Campinas, Brazil, January 3, 2011

Av. Dr. Júlio Soares de Arruda, 838
Parque São Quirino
CEP 13088-300 - Campinas - SP - Brazil
Phone 55 *19 3256-7265
Email: tubarc@gmail.com
(http://hydrotechnology.blogspot.com/)

c.c.:
Mr. Barack Obama, President of the United States of America
Robert L. Stoll - Director of the USPTO
Dilma Roussef – Brazilian President
Thomas Shannon, U.S. Ambassador to Brazil

Mr. Barack Obama
President of the United States of America
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20500

Thomas Shannon, U.S. Ambassador to Brazil
U.S. Embassy
  SES - Av. das Nações,
  Quadra 801, Lote 03
  70403-900 - Brasilia, DF
  Phone: (55-61) 3312-7000
  Fax: (55-61) 3312-7676
pergunte-ao-consul@state.gov
ConsularBrasilia@state.gov

Robert L. Stoll
Director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office
Phone: 571-272-9035
Robert.Stoll@uspto.gov

Dilma Roussef – Presidenta do Brasil
Praça dos Três Poderes, Palácio do Planalto, 3º andar
Cep: 70150-900, Brasilia, DF

Dilma.Roussef@planalto.gov.br
DRoussef@planalto.gov.br

lula@planalto.gov.br;

Clear evidence suggests an ongoing broad conspiracy harming the interest of the United States of America.

Elson Silva, Ph. D.

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Hydrology Breakthrough vs. USPTO Conspiracy

"Violation of science: bad apples and/or systems failure?"

“Why Bad Apples Spoil the Barrel?”

The Conspiracy – USPTO is running a broad Reinvention Scheme that let Lawyers writing scientific patents and allowing IP rights of issues they are not known in the art!

‘... If you have a point to make about my treatment of hydrological concepts, I ask that you take the time to explain your specific points of disagreement. I note that my work is better represented in my publications (available at http://www.stroockgroup.org/home/publications) than in patents, as the lawyers have been translated the latter into legalese that I do not understand.’

Cornell – I do not understand my patents XXX

Food for thought – If an inventor PhD from Harvard can have USPTO issued patents to protect his intellectual property rights but he does NOT understand it, how much the Patent Attorney and Patent Examiner knows about the issue granted protection by US Government. If it holds true, it means that Lawyers know about science more than scientists do. Amazing! I just imagine Albert Einstein trying to get patents with his scientific papers .. . It means that those guys in the patenting affairs would handle Theory of Relativity more than him . . . Now I understand why Americans are the leaders of the world . . . awesome, this is simply magical. Mayday Mr. Snowden . . .mayday mother nature!

My ‘scientific breakthrough’ deals deeply with Hydrogeology/Soil Physics/Hydrology. When I took classes at the Pennsylvania State University of such disciplines during my PhD in Soil Science I remember seeing no single Law student as classmate.

To be honest EVEN MORE, during ALL my PhD in Soil Science, I NEVER HAD ANY LAW STUDENT AS CLASSMATE. Now I am curious, just a regular scientific curiosity, WHAT LAW SCHOOLS ARE TEACHING OVER THERE? WHAT SORT OF EDUCATION LAW STUDENTS ARE GRANTED?

What did Mr. Obama learned in Law School at Harvard University, graduating n 1991 as Juris Doctor magna cum laude?

Lets make this OUTCOME very 'DEPLORABLE': During 22 years of my entire education, never flunking and getting FOUR DIPLOMAS in AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES, I NEVER EVER HAD ANY LAW STUDENT AS CLASSMATE, NOR EVEN A PEER NEARBY!!!!

So, GOD, have mercy on such lost souls harming our delicate human existence. . . we are supposed to be an intelligent species called Homo sapiens!

If my patent was being violated I had simple questions to pursue:

· Was it a casual violation or a clear biased trend?

· Had the examiner already cited my patent earlier?

· Did the inventors and examiner have technical-scientific background in the issue?

· Was the violator a wealthy party?

· Was the examiner citing my patent to be sure he was granting new claims not claimed before?

· Why my issued patent was being randomly cited for irrelevant patents and ignored when violated blatantly?

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This is the tip of the iceberg as of what lies bellow, clearly points out distorted conceptions and beliefs on human culture WHEN LAWS OF MAN IGNORE LAWS OF NATURE.

From: Moulis, Thomas <Thomas.Moulis@uspto.gov>
Date: Fri, Aug 7, 2015 at 12:40 PM
Subject: RE: Conspiracy and Brainwashing III – USPTO is preaching to their Patent Examiners that they do not need to be known in the art for judging and allowing IP rights when issuing patents!
To: Elson Silva, PhD <tubarc@gmail.com>

You are a fool---

If you can’t understand legal or technical writing, you have no business blogging about it

“Wicking” is a term of art---fluid will travel in any direction via the fibers—regardless of gravity

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This is so FISHY and DISHONORABLE! No layperson writes patents in Chemistry, Electronics, Electricity, Mechanics, or even Medicine. Considering that Trump was recommending Americans to treat Sars-Cov-2 with Hydroxychloroquine, dumping 1.2 million Americans as the worst tragedy in the world, this matches such trend having USPTO plenty of Lawyers with understanding lower than High School standards. I believe that no Supreme Court in the world has the power to let Laws of Man overstep Laws of Nature. Well, Nature does not care if it takes place as Covid-19 provided an intriguing FOOD FOR THOUGHT with a brief lockdown on human existence bringing insights on Nature functioning!

“…the U.S. patent system follows a more flexible, general principle that allows for a more fluid description of inventions…” Nature is very flexible as well, since when fluid flows under pressure (+) on porosity, it is called Saturated Flow by Henry Darcy (1856), but if fluid flows under suction (-) on porosity, it is called Unsaturated Flow by Edgard Buckingham (1907) in Soil Physics/Hydrogeology. Lay people behind wick/wicking neither understand the functioning of oil lamps nor old common knowledge plenty on libraries. A flexible description of inventions does not reach a threshold to express deep ignorance. Lawyers of USPTO have no idea about scale, fraud, and science. A more fluid description of inventions have no room to express evident ignorance missing common knowlege.

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"Wick/wicking is in the patent classification system but not on HYDROLOGY textbooks."

LEGAL WICKING as the term of the art regardless of gravity confirms USPTO long standing bias ignoring hydrology on conductivity parameters of issued patents (11/30/23):

Thermal/Heat Conductivity        176.074 pat.
Electric/Electrical Conductivity      139.254 pat.
Hydraulic Conductivity           1.329 pat.
Unsaturated Hydraulic Conductivity      38 pat.
Wick/wicking        66.415 pat.

The US Government states that LEGAL WICKING is not technical, being inert to gravity LAW, meaning that LEGAL OIL LAMPS and LEGAL CANDLES can work upsided down. This sort of deceiving is behind the Economic Melting Down of 2008 burning about 41 trillion dollars, also dumping 1,1 million American as the leader of the COVID-19 pandemic catastrophe that  took around 7 million lives world widely. In addition, obesity and sedentarism letting human beings miss brain capacity by becoming grumpier and dumber on neurogenesis effect.
Science is our understanding on nature functioning. Humans learn to respect nature early as babies on the first steps taming gravity for walking and running. Soon we understand the consequences of missteping and falling down. Therefore, all issued patents dealing with wick/wicking are CERTAINLY frauded because PATENT EXAMINERS ignored their homework from the beginning of their lives - GRAVITY.

Sir Isaac Newton defined the Law of Universal Gravitation in 1687. He was inspired to formulate his theory of gravitation by watching the fall of an apple from a tree.

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De: Owen, Steven [mailto:steven.owen@uconn.edu]
Enviada em: quarta-feira, 5 de outubro de 2011 11:36
Para: Elson Silva, PhD
Assunto: RE: {SPAM?} Protecting Hydrology Science from REINVENTION

Mr. Silva, has anyone ever called you a nutcase?

Are people out to get you?

Are you having some trouble keeping up with your medications?

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Steven V. Owen
University Professor Emeritus
Educational Psychology
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Dr. Owen, my medicine is a bit bitter than that one swallowed by Albert Einstein by just stretching his tongue:

http://youtu.be/E3d-JRg28p8

https://youtu.be/czv2OiiC5wA

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This email from an Emeritus Faculty of Educational Psychology provided valuable insights and feedback showing how deep the academic community is compromised on scientific affairs in the US.They were supposed to know that Darcy’s Law on Hydraulic Conductivity is not written in the US constitution, but endorsed by Mother Nature.

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Nobel Prize is IMPORTANT TO HUMAN KIND, as 50% is business, 40% politics, 5% bad science and 5% good science from an educated abstraction. Nobel Prize Nomination of Economic Science was introduced to pretend that Human Business could overlap nature functioning. THE US AS THE FIRST ECONOMIC POWER IN THE WORLD GRABBED TWO-THIRDS (411/621) OF NOBEL PRIZE NOMINATIONS FOR SCIENCE. Exploratory Analysis shows that the American scientific community has been violating Hydrology science in the Patenting System more than a century, leaving a gap huge enough for a new science Hydrotechnology. It seems that working with the Chemistry of explosives is far more profitable than the Hydrology of self-watering flower pots. Mr. Alfred Nobel, Arms Dealer and Father of Dynamite, got 355 patents and Albert Einstein got 50 issued patents to portray top scientists claiming intellectual property rights. Obesity, Economic Melt Dow, COVID-19 tragedies, and now Reinvention Policy by USPTO are important evidence of American negligence to science misbalance with Nature.

How much NATURE endorses the Economy and Politics? Sunlight and rain come to us FREE OF CHARGE making the Economy not a science, but a distorted human affair as basic Laws of offer and demand is being replaced by GREED and FEAR. Likewise, recent wars in Ukraine and Israel show us that Politics can’t be science, but a wicked manipulation on human issues wasting innocent lives and spoiling the landscape for weaponry industry profit and disguised interest as Homo sapiens misses simple rationality.

In my neighborhood, I saw the Scientific Police taking pictures of swings I installed on trees for children in the Park during the COVID-19 pandemic lock down. Society try to employ the word SCIENCE for POWER, but there is a misunderstanding as scientific principles claim TRANSPARENCY and HONESTY. Nature is in charge of SCIENCE as there is no POLICE to enforce Nature LAWS. Even religion try to use Scientology for credibility. I like the simple conception that God = Nature. However, Nature writes no books, promises no lands, no life after death, no war or death in name of a divine. In around 4 billions of years of our planet, it seems that we got no aliens to affect our evolution. Most probable we are not leaving our home until the end in 4 to 6 billions of years. Human challenge is to keep nuclear weapons safe, cropping soils, mining our minerals and preserve our home in balance with nature functioning, making our blue planet good for all humans.

What we see in the universe is just for light travelling.

It seems that few scientists do understand the meaning of their titles PhD as Philosophy Doctor coming from Philosophy of Science (Epistemology, Metaphysics, Logics, and History of Science).

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Protecting Hydrology Science in the Patenting System

Hydrologist I invite you to contact people in the Patenting System requesting them to respect common knowledge in the Hydrology textbooks. Hydrological issues in the fluidic application should be handled by Hydrologists that are trained in the science of fluids - HYDROLOGY. There is no advantage in the Patenting Systems and IP development ignoring advanced Hydrology that could lead to flaws (US 7,285,255).

Exploratory Analysis provides important analytical tools to understand data structure. I figured out that most humans can be reached by email since their names are set to their emails making it easy to memorize and associate with their identity. In order to find people the first step is to collect some emails from their organization and to infer the main pattern of email addressing. Google collects many emails and plenty of them are available online. In order to find such emails a search formula like “@pg.com” for The Protect & Gamble Company as an example. Usually emails are simply addressed as first and last names: First.Last@xx.com. But, some parties assume a specific pattern like PG that uses Last.FM@pg.com, as Last name, ‘dot’, and initials for the first and middle names.

Contacting people below you are helping to correct a long standing BIAS against Hydrology in the Patenting System by many professionals playing Hydrology without appropriate background from Classical Hydrology taught at Geo/Soil Sciences. My patent (6,766,817) is being hurt by this distortion and I believe to be on the general interest of society and Hydrology community that Hydrology is respected in the Patenting Affairs letting Hydrologists get their room on fluidic devices as Inventors, Patent Attorneys, and Patent Examiners:

aaschlagbaum@basf.com
abauer@wlgore.com
abfourie@electrokinetic.co.uk
aclement@kcc.com
acohen@microfabrica.com
acohen@microfabrica.com
adam.brown@exxonmobil.com
addington.et@pg.com
adrian.petyt@abbott.com
adwait.telang@intel.com
agoenaga@usa.dupont.com
ahazelton@nikon.com
aheinkel@eksigent.com
ahmed.shuja@progressivecooling.com
ahnroll.ai@pg.com
aj.bokal@invitrogen.com
ajoshi@ceramatec.com
ajpyzik@dow.com
akidane@pfizer.com
akio.nakagawa@toshiba.co.jp
akira.nakazawa@silverbrookresearch.com
akumar@microfabrica.com
alan.fujii@clorox.com
alan.haggard@hp.com
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Tuesday, July 15, 2025

Protecting Hydrology Science in the Patenting System (28th July, 2008)

Clear evidence suggests an ongoing broad conspiracy harming the interest of the United States of America.

Elson Silva, Ph. D.

Cornell – I do not understand my patents XXX

This is the tip of the iceberg as of what lies bellow, clearly points out distorted conceptions and beliefs on human culture WHEN LAWS OF MAN IGNORE LAWS OF NATURE.

You are a fool---

If you can’t understand legal or technical writing, you have no business blogging about it

“Wicking” is a term of art---fluid will travel in any direction via the fibers—regardless of gravity

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"Wick/wicking is in the patent classification system but not on HYDROLOGY textbooks."

Sir Isaac Newton defined the Law of Universal Gravitation in 1687. He was inspired to formulate his theory of gravitation by watching the fall of an apple from a tree.

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