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You're doing this for the last few years now, I doubt that you read Apple's legal brief from this case years before it started.

Legal briefs are designed to stand up in court. Lawyers spend their lives picking holes in other peoples lives/interests. That has little to do with the reality outside of the courtroom. And Samsung's lawyers will be doing their best to do the same. Once you enter a Court of law, gloves come off and reality ceases for both parties - seriously. It's all about painting the most believable picture, otherwise injustices would never happen. Reality outside of litigation, on the other hand, there's a different outlook. You seem to miss that entirely. You also seem only to be able to see black and white in any argument. There's no black and white in this, nor any other court battle. Human's are fallible, weak and have extremely selective memory (and this is even in built as many studies have shown.) We remember what we want to, not what necessarily actually happened. End of story.