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Here we will introduce the more unpopular, domestic is not familiar with the film, but indeed belongs to the good film type of movies, so that the friends of the film famine can have some films to watch. (Note: This article was originally from today's headline "Eye of The Lookout" headline number, and the hundred house numbers are plagiarized.) ）
<h1>Flash of Genius</h1>
Region: United States Release date: 2008
When it's raining outside, you drive your car and use a wiper to automatically brush off the rain from your windows, and maybe you take it for granted. Then if you watch "Genius Flash" and don't know how you feel. At least after I watched it, I realized how hard it was to drive safely in the rain today. It is precisely because of this film that I have a deep dislike for Ford. (Although Ford's assembly line did change the world.)
Genius Flash is a novel based on a 12-year-long true example of intermittent wiper inventor Robert Kerns and Ford in a patent lawsuit. Robert invented the wiper in 1963, although patented but was still stolen by Ford design, he has since been involved in lawsuits to defend patents, involving Ford, Chrysler, General Motors, Mercedes-Benz and other car giants.
It's a one-man lawsuit against an auto industry giant. No one but himself believed he could win, so much so that his friends who had patented him abandoned him. In the end, even his wife, who had always supported him, had to leave him for the growth of his 6 children.
In the course of 12 years of litigation, he also encountered various temptations and threats. Ford offered compensation from $400,000 to $1 million to $30 million to close the case privately.
For the first time, when confronted with the temptation of $400,000, he was very firm: "If these people are allowed to go unpunished, how will I teach my children to uphold the truth in the future?" ”
The second time, when confronted with the temptation of $1 million, he replied, "Yes, but on the condition that Ford publicly admit in the newspaper that it plagiarized my invention." ”
The third time, 12 years later, all 6 children have grown up. As a result of his relentless persistence, the children who were taken away by his wife never understood to support, and their attitude towards him changed a lot. And he is no longer as desperate as he was then, but has learned to consider the feelings of his family. So when a lawyer from Ford Motor Company told him he was willing to pay $30 million for private, he turned to look at the kids who were sorting out the lawsuit for themselves. At this time, the little daughter who was in adolescence took the lead and said, "No! Father! We don't! Then his eldest son said very firmly to the lawyer, "Leave him alone!" We've all been going on for so long and we're not going to give up! ”
At that moment, Robert Cohens was relieved, even a little proud. It is clear that the example he has invisibly set for his children to uphold the truth has blossomed.
His victory was not just individual, but also a group one. This is not just a material success or an honorary success, but also a success of morality and conviction, which is priceless and brings dignity, value and meaning as a human being. Nowadays, in the United States, you can imagine how important it is to defend intellectual property!
(Note: This article was originally from today's headline "Eye of The Lookout" headline number, and the hundred house numbers are plagiarized.) ）
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