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Future History Astrology

Information Overload

The aver­age Inter­net user has more infor­ma­tion, lit­er­ally, at her/his fin­ger­tips than any other time in his­tory. Yet, we can­not con­clude that this means any of us are more informed than ever. Nor can any­one say that the Inter­net accounts for more mis­in­for­ma­tion than before, but its poten­tial to trans­mit such data effi­ciently is well known.

Do dig­i­tal capa­bil­i­ties make us smarter, more informed or the oppo­site? Infor­ma­tion Over­load? exam­ines this ques­tion to its full extent and won­ders how what we find will as this con­di­tion moves forward.

Infor­ma­tion Over­load Sug­gested Subcategories

Sug­gested Sub­cat­e­gories are just that, sug­gested. Each may still con­tain a para­dox, but some may sim­ply fur­ther elu­ci­date the par­ent. Any link with an adja­cent icon will pop up with addi­tional infor­ma­tion. In most cases, you can stay on this page, but still see con­nected ideas. Reg­is­tered users should sug­gest any can­di­date for discussion.

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