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2010-08-19

The law of escalation of information

Someone has to run the program. Someone has to pay for the equipment. Someone has to pay for the power, space, security guards, mopping the floor, and cleaning the windows. It doe doesn't matter if it is on a computer in your bedroom or the server room. Someone has to pay for it, pay to maintain it, pay to program it, pay to replace it.

Knowing an idea existed is enough to make it exist. Even a thought in lone dying mind has existed. Once an idea achieves foothold in a second mind, it runs. it evolves. It grows. It becomes a trend or a patent. The idea is placed on a pile of existing prejudices and run through all existing pattern recognition. The end result is a bigger pile of thought, complete fabrication and a side of information.

Once mankind learned how to communicate he started a trip from oblivion to enlightenment. This enlightenment is going to cost money because someone must pay for crunching the numbers. Pay in treasure, freedom, life, future or past. Something is due the cost of it all.

The law of escalation of information says that information is created only by building on existing knowledge run through filters and can only be destroyed in theory by ending the existence of all supporting data. This cannot be done easily because the one performing the destruction knows. You can lie about it. You can try to bullshit your way our of information. It still exists. There for, it becomes the basis for more information.

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