It's not that nobody has told Nilay why the patent system is broken, I'm sure a lot of people have, and he's read many articles on it, too. It's just that he doesn't want to hear that side. I've listened to his last podcast with Joshua, and he'll completely shut down to anything that doesn't agree with his views on patents. From what I've seen he thinks he's right that the patent system isn't broken and there isn't anything anyone can tell him that will disprove it. I doubt writing another article on this will change his mind, but I suppose it could be useful to the people who started agreeing with him after reading his post.
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It's not that nobody has told Nilay why the patent system is broken, I'm sure a lot of people have, and he's read many articles on it, too. It's just that he doesn't want to hear that side. I've listened to his last podcast with Joshua, and he'll completely shut down to anything that doesn't agree with his views on patents. From what I've seen he thinks he's right that the patent system isn't broken and there isn't anything anyone can tell him that will disprove it. I doubt writing another article on this will change his mind, but I suppose it could be useful to the people who started agreeing with him after reading his post.