invalided

The statement is wrong-headed in so many ways it invalided anything the author could possibly say after.

If anything this makes Bitcoin worse as the justification for owning it, being privacy or anonymity, is invalided.

In theory, but in practice getting a patent invalided is a fraught and unreliable process.

But what happened here is that Digicert invalided the entire domain's worth of certs.

That is directly related to your objection of work being invalided, which is actually not a problem because bad things should be invalidated.

This whole argument is largely invalided by the mere existence of Brave anyway.

They may have invalided hundreds of thousands of votes depending on a lawsuit.

Unfortunately after seeing the success a competitor decided to copy it and, when my uncle tried to sue, the competitor got the patent invalided.

It also killed ~15 million young men, and invalided many, many more.

How will people put food on the table if they're dead, invalided with crippling lung damage, or bankrupted by healthcare costs after a spell in ICU?

This choice was found to be negligent by the CJR, a court composed mostly of politicians, after the pay out was invalided by the French justice system 8 years later.

> in so many ways it invalided anything the author could possibly say after.

Your "cleanliness" is invalided if you use the toilet, pass flatulence, vomit, sleep and so on.

EG, one can make a claim "Hey, that manufacturing process is my trade secret!", and that claim can most certainly be invalided.

But also driving instruction and examination is a popular career choice for older people made redundant or "invalided-out" of jobs (particularly in the police or forces).

I would however call it a bad bet to incorporate someone else code into a proprietary product, on the off chance that the general known line of "linking" can be invalided by the courts.