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[[File:Library planet.png|alt=Library planet|thumb|'''Figure 1'''. Imagine a every book ever written.]] | [[File:Library planet.png|alt=Library planet|thumb|'''Figure 1'''. Imagine a every book ever written.]] | ||
'''The internet has changed how information is consumed. Historically, information has always been sparse, but | '''The internet has changed how information is consumed. Historically, information has always been sparse, but now its so abundant anything can be equally proven or disproven.''' Expert knowledge of [[Referencing|weighted referencing]] and [[critical analysis]] skills has now become a necessity in navigating the information age. | ||
The | The Library of Babel is a science fiction short story by Luis Borges which details out this issue in a thought experiment. The story describes a planet whi | ||
Revision as of 01:11, 14 December 2022
The internet has changed how information is consumed. Historically, information has always been sparse, but now its so abundant anything can be equally proven or disproven. Expert knowledge of weighted referencing and critical analysis skills has now become a necessity in navigating the information age.
The Library of Babel is a science fiction short story by Luis Borges which details out this issue in a thought experiment. The story describes a planet whi