Clearly there are insights to be gained by a careful examination of the organic information handling system which evolved over hundreds of millions of years. Even more important ideas can be derived from the pattern matching of the two systems. For the information engineer the most important difference in these systems appears in the error correction mechanisms or feedback loop. The above is description of the effects of oihs on eihs but information engineers would also want to consider the effects of eihs on oihs. The acquisition of facts or at least the symbolic representation of same can be obtained at near light speed.
Verification is now only limited by contextual similarity and appropriate categorization.
In fact with the enormous advances in oihs to eihs interfaces large numbers of humans will congregate and specialize to take advantage mankind's special skills in the area of data synthesis. Similar benefits should accrue to this projected human electronic conglomerate as have already demonstrated by the single cell multiple variation of purely organic life. In our early information gathering phase we were most impressed by the original works of Shannon and Weaver from Bell Labs. In our quest to identify a reasonable and sound explanation we turned to the of encyclopedia's R. Buckminister Fuller . We added the decision-making model identified in 1977 created by Janis and Mann of Yale University.