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They're not trying to charge for access to the ideas. They're charging for the explanation of those ideas in text that a team of people crafted. They're chargin
by superuser2 14y ago
They're not trying to charge for access to the ideas. They're charging for the explanation of those ideas in text that a team of people crafted. They're charging way too much for it, but that's only because universities let them.
- crusso 14y agoExactly. The ideas are already out there. Charging for information that's out there when you have a semi-monopolistic hold on the market through the collusion of most higher institutions of education is unethical.