[Sigia-l] Information-centered Design
Joe 10
joe at joe10.com
Sat Apr 5 02:48:38 EST 2003
At 1:54 AM -0500 4/5/03, Listera wrote:
>"Betsy Martens" wrote:
>
>> "The summation of human experience is being expanded at a prodigious rate,
>> and the means we use for threading through the consequent maze to the
>> momentarily important item is the same as that used in the days of
>> square-rigged ships."
>
>I beg to differ. That might have been the case in 1945, but a lot has since
>happened. The sheer magnitude of information available in every imaginable
>subject via the Internet to ordinary citizens is mind boggling. Just look at
>the war being waged by the other Bush: GPS, 3D flythroughs of the terrain
>from satellite photos, real-time battlefield analysis, night vision,
>automatic cell phone scanning, etc. We generate information at an alarming
>rate but to say that our tools to deal with them are lagging by orders of
>magnitude is not correct. From medicine to war making our ability to thread
>through the mountains of information is progressing at a respectable pace.
>
Well, sure, but it *was* a nice quote :)
/J
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