>I find it hard to envision a notion of value of information that is not >somehow value related. I'd be interested in anyone who thinks he/she can. > FYI I believe Professor Kenneth Arrow, in a course he gave at MIT and Stanford, demonstrated an impossibility theorem for Shannon's information measure and other "value less" measures of information. Given the measure, one can find a value function such that information content, as measures by the "valueless" measure, gives incorrect decisions from the point of view of the value function. Sorry I don't have the reference. Perhaps it is in his book, the Economics of Information. Bob Welch
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