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If you see the internet as a source of information, then where you ultimately get the correct information is inconsequential. If you see the information as pro
by test6554 7y ago
If you see the internet as a source of information, then where you ultimately get the correct information is inconsequential.
If you see the information as property of someone then this is problematic, but it’s no different from a subscriber of the newspaper telling his colleagues about a big story he read. Just at a larger scale.
- buboard 7y agoInconsequential doesn’t equal worthless. Curation of information has value even if the info is freely available. But it s not inconsequential. Reading 10 good investing articles instead of 10 earnings reports saves time and money, which is quite consequential