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You Have Various Institutions Like Law Firms And Accounting Firms Which Bill By The Hour. I'm Really Against That. You Have An Incentive To Go Slowly, Be There As Long As Possible, To Over-research Things And Over-staff.

The Quality Of American Patents Has Been Deteriorating For Years; They Are Increasingly Issued For Products And Processes That Are Not Truly Innovative - Things Like The Queuing System For Netflix, Which Was Patented In 2003. Yes, It Makes Renting Movies A Snap, But Was It Really A Breakthrough Deserving Patent Protection?

I've Seen People Spend Days, If Not Months, Researching And Gathering Data, But Only At The End Did They Finally Figure Out What They Were Really Looking For; Then They Have To Redo A Lot Of Stuff. If After A Day Or So You Force Yourself To Put Together Your Tentative Conclusions, Then You'll Have Guidance For The Rest Of Your Research.

I'm Used To Being Productive, Ever Since I Was Young.

Priorities Are The Yearly Goals That I'm Most Interested In Achieving, Then They Become Operationalized Through Weekly Goals.