>> 1. you can't make information always for pay - why? - because it costs nothing to copy it and it's cheap to store terabytes of it. If you changed the word i

>> 1. you can't make information always for pay - why? - because it costs nothing to copy it and it's cheap to store terabytes of it. If you changed the word information to data, I'd agree with you. We cannot hope to build an economy on top of charging money for the following: "I am going to the pub with Dave tonight". That data string, once released is never coming back. But, assuming we are not yet living in a panopticon, you don't know which pub nor which Dave. If you really want that information my authoritative interpretation will cost you. This seemingly minor nitpick helps us towards designing a solution to Jaron's problem.