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It's interesting to think about. People are consuming a lot more information these days, but how important is the quality of the data? I mean quality both in the truthfulness of the information as well as how it is presented. There is a difference, I think, between the way Dickens wrote and a tweet.
Well said Jeni. All that we really are is our experiences, that comes from peer groups, life, education, and lessons learned via the teacher life. It is a shame to have these experiences altered by some external imput created by another's sensationalist point of view. Our imaginaton allows us to wander within our own learnings.
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Jun 25, 2013 08:01PM
It's interesting to think about. People are consuming a lot more information these days, but how important is the quality of the data? I mean quality both in the truthfulness of the information as well as how it is presented. There is a difference, I think, between the way Dickens wrote and a tweet.
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Well said Jeni. All that we really are is our experiences, that comes from peer groups, life, education, and lessons learned via the teacher life. It is a shame to have these experiences altered by some external imput created by another's sensationalist point of view. Our imaginaton allows us to wander within our own learnings.
