First, most of the comments are about getting rich, which is a different skill than making money.
To make money, sell something valuable to others.
To get rich, first you have to define "rich" - most people's definition is attainable purely by the thing above, over a long enough period of time.
For large enough definitions of "rich", or if you want to get rich "quick", you have one of two ways: get a lot of money from a small number of people, or a little money from a large number of people.
Each requires different talents, a tremendous amount of luck, and ultimately a willingness to lie, cheat, and steal to hold on to the ladder as you climb.
It's certainly something we as a society should dissuade. The more people we have in mode A - sell something valuable, get modestly wealthy over a long period of time - the better off we are.
I offer nothing definitive, but one of the greatest benefits of StackOverflow has been to quantifiably classify most of the common problems in computer science, programming, analytics (and to a lesser extent the other StackExchange communities ...)
If you go there, search for a tag, sort by popularity, etc. - most of those techniques and approaches and patterns are, if not timeless, then mostly timeless and relevant.
We have a separate term already for the right to copy something - copyright.
We have a term for copying something without that right- copyright infringement.
Not theft. Copyright infringement.