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    The document discusses the inherent flaws of treating knowledge as a commodity that can be bought and sold. It argues that knowledge is a public good that enriches humanity when shared freely. Attempts to restrict access to information are impractical and counterproductive in a digital world where information is increasingly accessible. Treating knowledge as a commodity hinders innovation and societal progress that arises when information is shared as a public asset accessible to all.

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    The document discusses the inherent flaws of treating knowledge as a commodity that can be bought and sold. It argues that knowledge is a public good that enriches humanity when shared freely. Attempts to restrict access to information are impractical and counterproductive in a digital world where information is increasingly accessible. Treating knowledge as a commodity hinders innovation and societal progress that arises when information is shared as a public asset accessible to all.

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    The Imperative of Free Information: A Vision for the Inevitable Failure of Knowledge
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    Knowledge is not a commodity to be bought and sold; it is a shared resource that enriches
    humanity. Attempts to commodify knowledge inherently fail to recognize its essential
    nature as a public good. In a world where information is increasingly digitized and
    accessible, the artificial creation of barriers to access is not only impractical but also
    counterproductive.

    The flaws in knowledge commodification become apparent when considering the vast
    potential for collaboration and progress that arises from freely shared information.
    Innovation is stifled, and societal growth is hindered when knowledge is treated as a
    product rather than a shared asset. The future belongs to a vision that upholds the
    intrinsic value of knowledge as a public good accessible to all.

    -– this essay is produced by chatGPT 3.5 —

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