I don't get the implied scorn. Isn't reliable information valuable? Worth paying for? It sounds like you think this information should be priced in. I'm accust

I don't get the implied scorn. Isn't reliable information valuable? Worth paying for? It sounds like you think this information should be priced in. I'm accustomed to that as well, since it has mostly been the commercial default for most of my life, but maybe unbundling it is worth a shot. After all, "Consumer Reports" isn't free either, and caveat emptor has forever been the law of the market.