"Which is more likely to change the world - an old VW, or an essay on the Internet?"
Yes, I've been thinking the same thing. The value someone gets from information can take many forms. A single idea that came from, say, a travel post, could be valuable to a lawyer to win a case, a person planning a vacation, a geologist doing research, and an author writing a novel. Even the posts that are perceived by many to be valueless might provide someone with a chuckle or temporary escape of some kind, reducing their stress, or at the very least, giving them an example of what not to post.
I give this post ten stars out of five! Of course, that's just my own subjective evaluation. No individual has the capacity to judge what value something holds for others.
Right, that's one idea that I didn't really touch on in the post. You can see it in the photo of the notebook "Don't run into that pole, don't eat shit". When I was trying my hand at Internet marketing, my friend Sasha told me not to feel bad if my campaigns weren't profitable - if I lose money, then what I'm really doing is buying information.
Thanks @kendewitt 10/5 is more than I expected ... hahaha.