No, I don't believe he should charge for work that should benefit humanity.
But how can anyone create things if they don't charge for them? If nothing else, there'd be no money to pay for the engineers and other employees.
Selective reading. Again, I don't believe he should charge for work that can benefit humanity. I didn't say all of it. I didn't say most of it. I was specific in what I said.
Or are you assuming the employees should donate their time too because it's work on an invention that benefits humanity?
See? You do selective reading first, which helps you set up your "point", which was never accurate in the first place...
