It has become somewhat mimetic to write something about mimesis. However, once you learn about mimesis, you just can’t unsee it.
Not only do you see mimetic behavior in everything, but you see more and more articles mentioning mimesis.
For better or worse, mimesis explains a lot about human behavior and information management is no exception.
Producing information about the challenges of managing information seems a little meta to me, yet it seems that the current algorithmic approaches are missing the mark somehow. The information problem is both an individual problem Read more…
The twins are it again. And I don’t mean waking up too early. Some things are so obvious, but yet we are still completely oblivious. The net effect of the information age is not necessarily Read more…
Information doesn’t fit in boxes. Once you put information in a box, it becomes less visible and its value slowly begins to depreciate. Yet, day after day, information is forced into boxes. While data usually Read more…