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How Much is the Stuff in Your Brain Worth?
January 31 2003 at 2:31 PM
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This is a group that vends lots of technical data and has broken down 'what' it considers to be the important parts of the holographic industry into bite sized tasty treats of salient topics. Then they've priced each one of those topics, in terms of its report and educational value. We can't tell how complete the sub-reports are, or whether the information is useful, practical, or even true...but the general idea is...time and knowledge is money. So each person that posts his/her information here is giving away...money!...for free, to everyone else... pretty nice of us huh?

http://ecnext.imrmall.com/bcc/chapters/0356/toc.shtml
 
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Arturo Pérez
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The World!January 31 2003, 2:38 PM 

I mean it! Really! This is as good a chance as I will ever get to thank all people in the forum for their help, their sharing of knowledge and experience, and, most of all their putting up with us, newbies!

Really, thanks a lot.


 
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Michael Harrison
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That's bizarreJanuary 31 2003, 2:47 PM 

The titles look familiar but I don't have time to xref them.

You can't even get a synopsis without paying money?

 
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Michael Harrison
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8000 tons of goldJanuary 31 2003, 2:49 PM 

But given that I'm receiving more than I'm putting out when it comes to this forum, my knowledge isn't worth much.

This forum is why I like communities of people that want to help each other and why I like working on teams.

Together, people can often do so much more than they can alone.

 
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