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=== Copyright and Patent Clause ===
 
=== Copyright and Patent Clause ===
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In 1787, when the Constitution was written, the word "science" meant generalized learning, such as natural philosophy.  The word did not have the connotation of technology or inventions that the word has today.
    
=== Necessary and Proper Clause ===
 
=== Necessary and Proper Clause ===
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