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It's not overrated, it's often confused with "to understand what's happening". To "be informed" is like to take a look at a chess or go board: positions are cl
by stackedinserter 2y ago
It's not overrated, it's often confused with "to understand what's happening".
To "be informed" is like to take a look at a chess or go board: positions are clear, black and white pieces are here and there, but it takes skill to really understand the current dynamics of a game.
Add media bias ("let's show the board at this angle that looks better for our side") and now we have "informed" population that's being surprised by reality every day.
- svilen_dobrev 2y agoin some handwavy simplification: [start] data --(meaning/interpretation)--> information --(interpretation/understanding)-> knowledge ----> ... probably more levels. At any step one can take action.. faster if more to the start but also less thoughtfull/"correct". primal instincts are at the start the whole point of news-machine is to never get to beyond information.. same as <2sec video-frame switching..