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i think i follow the analogy, but i think data or information are better words than commodity.
commodities makes sense if you view commodities as raw forms of information, but their traditional definition is for things like gold, oil, water, time, etc… things that are scarce.
Fair, information/data is enough of its own thing.
I guess I was more so to our desire to make commodities as cheap as possible. It's not really possible to make certain commodities (gold, oil, etc), zero cost, but we certainly try to. It just so happens it's possible to make data free.
Also, I wouldn't consider time a commodity in the same way I would gold, oil, or copies of data.
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yeah that’s true, time doesn’t really belong in that category… it gets more expensive as people become wealthier.
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