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>> Training and education generally are.
>
> It's still very expensive. $100 I can understand, but $1000 for individuals?
>
> Take a look at the courses available on coursera.org, all for free.
> Take a look at the prices for video/audio courses on
> thegreatcourses.com. Combined with the fact that these videos were
> recorded from lectures given to an in-person audience, rather than
> produced specifically for home viewing, IMHO the price is quite
> unreasonable.

there are no unreasonable price as long as there are buyers :)