Too Much Information?

There is too much information. "Universal and invasive information infrastructure ... is as much a part of our life as medieval surf religion" (Tetzeli 1994, p. 60). But too much. We have all seen countless statistics on the rapid increase in information and technical means for distributing and accessing information. However, some people doubt whether the problem is really a problem of overload. One cause of the problem is actually the diversity of communication channels. Unlike earlier times like when press press replaced original copy, the new technology did not replace the old version, but expanded the choice of media (Davidson 1996).

Accessing information means that today's generation has too much access to too much information. And thanks to this infinite self-service information - today's generation has unlimited choices whether it is education or lifestyle. This is certainly a big problem. How can you persuade a young man to prove that he has a reason to drop out of school by giving an example of the 20 missing people who became a "billionaire"? Yes - when you show him an example of a real incident and a loser - he will give you the Cliche answer "You are concentrating on the glass instead of half the sky".

Several recent studies show that there is not too much pressure or overwhelming information, but too much information seems to be meaningful. For example walking in the forest is full of huge inputs: animal sounds, plants and smell of dirt, texture, airflow, mountains of delicate visual detail, but still walking in the forest is relaxing It is considered. "My grammar transformation" is the core of the desire map and it is also the outlier of this book. It is the only poem to use the sentence as a building unit, so it works reliably with its title - that is, in this way, different rhythms than the logic of other verses. This poem also shows that it is also changing in books - away from the location of fantastic renderings, the order of their conclusions, and the more specific spatial nature of the Kansas Plain.

You may know what a message dump is: an article containing similar information in history, background story, technical details, or a huge and glorious text explosion. Information dumps usually provide too much information, otherwise the story will stop in progress. Readers are overwhelmed by roles, not data. I know you do not do this. You know that the necessary details of the story are handled perhaps through dialogue, perhaps through behavior, or through small ideas through character thoughts. You can even incorporate it into the story as necessary. In the conversation between Sam and Bob, it is integrated into the conversation.