The value of things varies from person to person.
What is meaningless to ordinary people, like old bones, might be invaluable prehistoric remains to an archaeologist.
Take for instance this set of the United States birds they're now in—during an era of diminishing biodiversity in the cyber world—the detailed records of extinct species would fetch a fortune in the bio community.
Madao looked around, excitement bubbling up. If human cultural works could be replicated in this way, it would be an unprecedented achievement.
"Can you copy everything in this museum and bring it back to Square One?"
The streetwise guy ran a data analysis and exclaimed, the amount of data here, in the real world, would be unattainable even by major internet corporations; here, it's just a museum exhibit.
"It's a huge project; just the data here is at least several thousand terabytes. I can't handle it alone."
