[Sigia-l] Simplicity

Sara Alloy salloy at umich.edu
Mon Mar 12 13:43:02 EDT 2007


In response to Ziya's comment: "I haven't personally seen many things 
that are so inherently un-simple that they can never be made simple. 
Have you?"

I think it's a brilliant quote. Speaking broadly, the first answer that 
jumps to my mind is life. We encounter things every day that are 
inherently un-simple...maybe it's better to examine things not by their 
simplicity but by their complexity instead...so I'm really just looking 
at another side of the same issue.

-- 
Sara Elizabeth Alloy

Masters of Information Science Candidate 2007
Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)
Library and Information Science (LIS)
School of Information
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

President and Speaker
Multi-ethnic Information Exchange (MIX)

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American Library Association (ALA)
University of Michigan Chapter

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world weigh less than a single lovely action." - James Lowell



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