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What are my accomplishments in order to teach?

What proficiencies do I have to share with you?

I will share two accomplishments and proficiencies.

First, one of my inventions was awarded a patent by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

Second, one of my contributions to the study of economics was awarded a copyright certificate, which was then archived in the Library of Congress for advancing economics.

My brain cognition skills were #1 from among 231,134,130 people in the United States of America.

In context to my invention, there are over 231,134,130 people who could have 1st invented and 2nd been awarded a patent from the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

The Applicant Process.

I accomplished the legal, technical work of an attorney, and the scientific work of an engineer, by representing myself to the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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The inventor.

I represented myself pro se to the United States Patent and Trademark Office

Show the certified United States Patent and Trademark Office certificate and seal on an original paper copy. You may be known as a ribbon copy.

The second contribution to the study of economics.

One of my contributions to the study of economics was awarded a copyright certificate award then archieved in the Library of Congress for enhancing the study of economics.

It was titled ‘Macroeconomics v.1 Superior Macroeconomic Policies, Maximal Financial Assessments for Individuals, Families, and Governments.’

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Brett P. Phillips
N.A.I.C.S. 541611 Consultant
Government License # 9GNW0
Registered Inventor,
U.S. Patent Office # 15/817,191
1638 S. Carson Ave # 409
Tulsa, OK 74119