When you work with other inventors, as I sometimes do if I've known them for years and implicitly trust them, then you have to be extremely close-mouthed about the circuits they have painfully uncovered after years of labor. That's as it should be. That's what you are expecting me to ask that inventor, if I try to release his painful discoveries. It's all he has to show for years of backbreaking, heart-rending labor. You see the point.
Inventors get a bum deal anyway.
I used to write songs, e.g., and I still write books. When I copyright a song or a book, I have rights to it for my lifetime plus 50 years. The poor inventor gets about 17 years after his patent issues, or as it is being changed to, he gets 20 years after he first applied. So as you can see, the inventors do not have nearly so powerful a lobby in Washington as do the artists, writers, etc. Also, Frank's son had a terrible accident, and Frank changed over to using his unusual EM devices on that boy to save his life.