Neuralink’s Bid to Trademark ‘Telepathy’ and ‘Telekinesis’ Faces Legal Issues

Future archeologists/historians:

"It's really really strange, but we've hit a period of time where the only word used in public and personal creations was "Marklar." They used it to describe everything. Entire stories were simply the word Marklar over and over and over. We believe this period of time coincides with the period of time where Immortal Cyborg Mecha Musk owned all words except Marklar."

Much like "meta" and "metaverse". Yet here we are.

Apple is a trademarked brand name, but it's far older than computers. Trademarks aren't a blanket ownership of a word, they're a disprovable presumption by a court that a trademark has a relationship, or may have soon, with s particular company in the minds of consumers.

Did you just use the word, "patent?" Oof. That's gonna cost ya.

I disagree. Its a good thing that a competing brand can't legally make a duplicate product with the same packaging and trick people into buying it.