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Non Sequitur (Wiley)

 

There's more news data to assimilate today than at any time in history. This incessant stream of informational noise causes a sensory overload, shutting down the brain's natural filtering system of rationality. Without this filter, misinformation is allowed to flow in unabated and the mind is no longer able to form independent thought. We become addicted to simplistic rhetoric, taking the place of thoughtful analysis.
-- Wiley. "The Legend of Obviousman, Part 3" Non Sequitur, June 25, 2000.
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