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  • susugd
    University: Shandong University of Science and Technology
    Nationality: Chinese
    October 20, 2020 at 1:06 am

    It is hard to deny that people could always get benefit through valuable information, and such a fact leads impressionable people to generate the opinion that it is positive to share as much as information as possible in the fields like scientific research, business and academic world. But such a statement suffers from both logical and factual fallacies. As far as fairness and feasibility are concerned, I believer that some information is too vital to be shared freely.

    First of all, it would be unfair to those people who work hard or spend tons of money to get those messages to share them with no charge, as we need to recognize that the reason why information is valuable is because of its rarity. y. To be more specific, the world today runs at an unprecedentedly fast speed due to the results in all kinds of scientific areas. We all know that it would be extremely hard for a biochemical team to research a vaccine that has incalculable importance to the world. So it seems unreasonable to use their outcome directly without giving them financial reward.

    However, a voice arises that we should share as much information as possible. Ironically, not all the information is beneficial to us, which might cause confusion and misunderstanding, leading us to an incorrect way opposite the right one. And such a result might cause an international company losing a ton of money because of an improper marketing strategy. Instead,if they spent some money for the useful information in advance, they would not have cost such a tremendous amount of money.

    In a nutshell, I maintain that we should pay more or less to some valuable information.