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I am not questioning the existence of monetisation models for things. That's why we have an economy. What I question is generalising the existence of monetisati
by cgio 11y ago
I am not questioning the existence of monetisation models for things. That's why we have an economy. What I question is generalising the existence of monetisation models to say that there can be no free goods, especially when this is somehow argued with reference to natural laws and implying that free goods is an absurd or non-feasible concept. If we are to look into examples, what would you say with regards to reading Wikipedia, or Standord encyclopedia of philosophy. Are these ad-free channels defying a physical law?
- eevilspock 11y agoThere is no free lunch.