Showing posts with label taste. Show all posts
Showing posts with label taste. Show all posts

Sunday, September 6, 2015

Feeding Your Mind


Just as there are a lot of choices to feed your stomach, there are a lot of choices to feed your mind. And just as there is too much junk food to clog your arteries and negatively impact your health, there is too much information junk (you see many of these from magazines at the cashier's station when you are ready to pay for your groceries.)

The internet is full of junk reading. Lies, rumors, slanders and inaccurate information abounds.

Too many people read articles and books that feed their prejudices and not enough materials that may open their minds and improve their judgments.

Wednesday, May 27, 2015

80/20 Rule for Internet Content

My evaluation of the nature of the content on social media and the Internet. The challenges are where and how to find information sources that are relevant, useful, and offer great ideas and insights (20%) and ignore the rest (80%).