> Value is relative. You may have created value in the reference frame of a particular industry, but perhaps that industry is not of value. You seem to be conf

> Value is relative. You may have created value in the reference frame of a particular industry, but perhaps that industry is not of value. You seem to be confused to the point that you assume that value can only exist if you personally find anything to be of any value and only in the long run. That's not how the world works. Value is subjective and everyone has their particular needs at each point in time. I don't go buy speedos in the dead of winter or skis in august, nor I'm going to spend money on a show or a book that doesn't interest me. Does that mean that any of those things has any value?of course not.