Free choice, right, but I can still tell you why it's stupid.
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I agree for digital things in the digital world. Fortunately many thinks in the physical world of bodies, food and objects have their value in just the mixture of their singularity and temporal/local availability. 🌹🔥🥰
As technology progresses the cost of production and transporting goes down. In the long run, it seems recipes will (information on how to create) would matter more than the cost of creation or transferring.
I think in these cases, time becomes the scarce commodity that is being traded.
Meaning the market is based on trading the earliest access to the most relevant data.
That is true, and something that people are willing to pay for even if, in the end, the information will be freely available.