Information is one of the most valuable things there are Wh

>>1988913
Information is only valuable to the extent that I have it and you do not. The more people who know something the less valuable that knowledge becomes.

>>1988933
I can understand your perspective, as that is how material systems function and being a data/information broker also function in a similar way but I disagree

Value can equate with how important it is and if the information is valid, then it does not lose value from being shared

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Considering that on a finance board generating money is considered highly valuable:
Online Neetbux
https://pastebin.com/4YeJAUbT
Pricing Strategies
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pricing_strategies
http://extension.psu.edu/publications/ua441

Going to go through my documents and see if there is more of value to /biz/

Also, f you haven't read "How to Win Friends and Influence People," you should consider doing so, as literally every person of high success has done so.

>>1988913
>What do you consider the most valuable information someone could receive?

Buy POSW and ETH

>>1989003
granfalloon

we can give you knowledge and a new perspective. join our business. we do cool things.
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>>1988913
For me,

>how to fight depression and anxiety
>personal finance and accounting basics. Aka any meme teir book recomended by /biz
>dont ever buy 1 fucking shitcoin

>>1988913
The most valuable information someone could receive is how to be truly happy. Almost everyone spends their whole life trying to get their hands on this information.