We have for the first time an economy based on a key resource that is not only renewable, but self-generating. Running out of it is not a problem, but drowning in it is. . . . We are drowning in information, but thirst for knowledge. The human race is not nearly enough in awe of its own capabilities. My picture of the future is not so much one of developing new technologies as it is of developing new insights into human nature.
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The Communication Project works with educators, business people, parents, grandparents, and children in various workshop , educational, and community settings. Unlike a computer, the brain is highly fallible when it comes to storing voluminous amounts of information, but it is without parallel in grasping the total meaning of the information with which it is presented. One half is to know what you know. To know what you don't know is the other half. To know what you know and to know what you don't know is total knowledge.