"APR - Deception, Coverups, and Lies"

[SteveYem]

It still doesn't add up, though. Consumers aren't just paying for an end result, they are paying for every aspect of the product. If they purchased it under the premise that it contained the same technology that was advertised in cutaway view within your Company's marketing literature, then that's what they should receive for their money spent.

What if, on a whim, Corsa/APR discovered that filling a muffler casing with 4 lbs of human feces yielded the same sound-canceling properties as the patented RSC technology? Under your business model you could sell that product as being RSC technology simply because it has the same end, yet different means. I suppose this would be one of the "trade secret" approaches as opposed to the patented ones?

[d.p]

It still doesn't add up, though. Consumers aren't just paying for an end result, they are paying for every aspect of the product. If they purchased it under the premise that it contained the same technology that was advertised in cutaway view within your Company's marketing literature, then that's what they should receive for their money spent.

What if, on a whim, Corsa/APR discovered that filling a muffler casing with 4 lbs of human feces yielded the same sound-canceling properties as the patented RSC technology? Under your business model you could sell that product as being RSC technology simply because it has the same end, yet different means. I suppose this would be one of the "trade secret" approaches as opposed to the patented ones?

Its painfully obvious that in APR/CORSA's mind the answer is yes.

[RainJer]

What if, on a whim, Corsa/APR discovered that filling a muffler casing with 4 lbs of human feces yielded the same sound-canceling properties as the patented RSC technology?

IIRC, that known as a fart-can exhaust

[SteveYem]

IIRC, that known as a fart-can exhaust

"Dude, your car smells like shit!"
"Yeah bro, but it don't sound like it!"

[cory_can]

It still doesn't add up, though. Consumers aren't just paying for an end result, they are paying for every aspect of the product. If they purchased it under the premise that it contained the same technology that was advertised in cutaway view within your Company's marketing literature, then that's what they should receive for their money spent.

What if, on a whim, Corsa/APR discovered that filling a muffler casing with 4 lbs of human feces yielded the same sound-canceling properties as the patented RSC technology? Under your business model you could sell that product as being RSC technology simply because it has the same end, yet different means. I suppose this would be one of the "trade secret" approaches as opposed to the patented ones?

4 lbs of human shit is perfectly acceptable as "RSC" since it eliminates drone and could be considered a trade secret.

[Amorphic]

It still doesn't add up, though. Consumers aren't just paying for an end result, they are paying for every aspect of the product. If they purchased it under the premise that it contained the same technology that was advertised in cutaway view within your Company's marketing literature, then that's what they should receive for their money spent.

What if, on a whim, Corsa/APR discovered that filling a muffler casing with 4 lbs of human feces yielded the same sound-canceling properties as the patented RSC technology? Under your business model you could sell that product as being RSC technology simply because it has the same end, yet different means. I suppose this would be one of the "trade secret" approaches as opposed to the patented ones?

Yep. Yet Arin just keeps posting these belittling posts to insult our intelligence. Such a shit show.