May the Federal Circuit and Patent Office ignore this Court's seminal Cuno decision?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED This Court has held that any machine or process is eligible for patent protection under 35 U.S.C. § 101, . subject only to narrow exceptions where the patent seeks to monopolize an abstract idea or law of nature. Despite this, the Federal Circuit and Patent Office have both run ineligibility amok. First, by ignoring this Court’s seminal Cuno flash of creative genius eligibility proof; second, by ignoring Patent Office proof of no undue preemption; and third, by usurping and overruling this ’ Court’s Alice / Mayo claims analysis framework of identifying no more than one stated abstract concept to which a//the claims at issue are directed to. . Accordingly, the three questions presented are: 1. May the Federal Circuit and Patent Office ignore this Court’s seminal Cuno decision? 2. May the Federal Circuit and Patent Office ignore . Patent Office proof of no undue preemption? 3. May the Federal Circuit and Patent Office establish their own Section §101 Law? ;