Doesn't a patent have to have enough information for a person skilled in the art to construct a prototype? I publish for the first time here my invention. I will patent it with in a years time. Striped Vegetables ---- This isn't enough for anyone to do anything. If I were more specific, I might have something patentable, but then by claims wouldn't be as broad. If you figured out how to make an anti-gravity device. That device would be patentable. The concept of "anti-gravity" device is not patentable. If I could duplicate the effect of your anti-gravity device without using any of the same novel mechanisms. My device would be separately patentable. You seem to have missed my earlier summary of how patents are structured. A separate part of the patent from the claims describes how to build the claimed device. The claims aren't supposed to.