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Monday, May 27, 2002 |
The Laws of Data Smog
- Information, once rare and cherished like caviar, is now plentiful and taken for granted like potatoes.
- Silicon circuits evolve much more quickly than human genes.
- Computers are neither human nor humane.
- Putting a computer in every classroom is like putting an electric power plant in every home.
- What they sell is not information technology, but information anxiety.
- Too many experts spoil the clarity.
- All high-stim roads lead to Times Square.
- Birds of a feather flock virtually together.
- The electronic town hall allows for speedy communication and bad decisionmaking.
- Equifax is watching.
- Beware stories that dissolve all complexity.
- On the information highway, most roads bypass journalists.
- Cyberspace is Republican.
9:49:42 PM 
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© Copyright 2002 Richard Truex.
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