> When something doesn't make sense, usually it's because information is missing. Either that, or because too much irrelevant information is present, combined

> When something doesn't make sense, usually it's because information is missing. Either that, or because too much irrelevant information is present, combined with an inability to separate the wheat from the chaff. In other words, it also quite frequently happens that the necessary information is there, hiding in the midst of all the noise.