We will succeed in our endeavors. If we consider information in the sense of the earlier part of our discussion where we talked of all stimuli as information, then we can't really find organization in all cases. Your experience of the world may have some organization to it in that you plan trips and relationships and other daily activities, but you still have little control over what information you will receive even with the best planning and even in the most controlled environments. Even people living under restrictive political systems receive information that they are not supposed to receive. That's just the way things work.
Information is one thing that no one has ever figured out how to kill.
If we examine information in the latter sense discussed here, in terms of this course and academia, then we can limit our focus and find patterns of organization for most of the information that we will need to find and use. I hope so. Traditionally, in libraries, information was contained in books, periodicals, newspapers, and other types of recorded media. It was accessible through a library's catalog and with the assistance of indexes, in the case of periodical and newspaper articles. Much of this is still true, but the means by which we discover organization have changed.