some people believe that it is good to share as much information as possible in scientific research, business and the academic world. Others believe thay come information is too important or too valuable to be shared freely.

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is what we receive constantly, not intermittently.We can get
information
from
everywhare
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everywhere
.
For
example
from the environment and from personal experience. Sometimes It is not worth sharing
information
which has not been proven , as it can carry a nature that in the end will turn into contradictions, or even worse, into chaos.
For
example
, some
people
sharing
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information
about intimidating climatic changes or
disaster
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,
soon
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it may come to the point that most of the city or village will simply leave it. If we are talking about sharing
information
about business and
academic
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world. I support
this
, it is imperative to inform
people
in these areas.
For
example
, there are
people
who want to start a business, but they do not have enough personal experience or enough knowledge
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this
area. Many argue that scientific facts must be shared, but we must first discern the process, and make sure that the data will not have negative consequences.For instance, it has been scientifically proven that a certain product can have bad consequences with constant use.
This
can lead to many
people
being concerned that their health is being harmed by it, and the rest will struggle with consuming it. Of course, there are certain details, that we should keep hidden. Specifically,
Information
about the personal life of certain
people
,
it
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can be shared at certain moments by way of
example
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this
have
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the nature of evidence in court, etc.
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