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> surely you can't actually believe that Not the grandparent poster, but I would have preferred if you'd either ommitted this part or provided some justificati
by smichel17 9y ago
> surely you can't actually believe that
Not the grandparent poster, but I would have preferred if you'd either ommitted this part or provided some justification for why you feel it isn't a ~~public~~ non-rivalrous good.
- dredmorbius 9y agoI am the GP poster. Quite this.
- tabeth 9y agoI defined public information as having the property of: free access. I don't believe information inherently is public for the same reason I believe in privacy. is there public information? sure. there's also private information.
- dredmorbius 9y ago"Public good" has a specific definition in an economic context. The definition you are using is not that.