Airdancersbetter known as wacky waving inflatable arm flailing tube menare staples in used car parking lots and discount stores everywhere. The ubiquitous dancer exists thanks to famous Trinidadian artist Peter Minshall, who designed puppets for Carnival. For the 1996 Summer Olympics, Minshall was commissioned to help create the opening for the Atlanta-based games. He designed the inflatable tube man and enlisted the help of engineer Doron Gazit to make it a reality. Unfortunately for Minshall, Gazit ended up getting a patent for the designnotoriously, without the artistand now the wacky inflatable arm men are everywhere. Question: do you agree that Gazit got patent for the dancing man without Minshall? Why