3.12.2019 (Day 17) In the century of the World Wide Web and significant scientific researches, it is an indisputable fact that information is the most valuable resource. Most people consider that sharing that information is a necessary impetus for moving further in all aspects of human development. Others have an opinion, that certain researches cost too much and some information is too important or too valuable to be shared freely. Both sides have arguments that have sense. Sometimes information is too dangerous to be shared immediately. For example, if zero-day exploits were shared worldwide in the moment of discovery, it would cause an unbelievable amount of fraud incidents. Nobody would be protected from this type of cheating and it's too risky. Or data can bring a huge profit for a limited number of people, who own it. Therefore they don't want to share it while they are able to get some money from it. On the other side, we have vital information, such as evidence of the health benefits of vaccination, that should be shared all over the world as soon as possible. I believe that it is good to share as much information as possible in scientific research, business, and the academic world. Sometimes usefulness of information decreases with time, and it's an additional argument for quick distribution. In conclusion, I want to say, that in most cases global social and scientific progress is more important than the momentary cost of information. It's critical for information to be shared immediately if it doesn't cause problems for other people.