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It's the speed of information, it's inhuman. Even if the amount of information is the same, it's presented in tiny bits of info that are largely overlapping and
by cblconfederate 5y ago
It's the speed of information, it's inhuman. Even if the amount of information is the same, it's presented in tiny bits of info that are largely overlapping and with no depth. There is no end to the list of factoids, so people never learn to make confident conclusions, so they go with gut feeling.
- 52-6F-62 5y agoGood insight! Putting it in that frame, it sounds like encoded data reaching an endpoint in the wrong packet order. In many of our daily jobs, that would be considered a bug and would result in removal of dependent features, or active reworking until resolution.