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| | “When the internet arrived, it seemed to promise a liberation | |
| | from the boredom of industrial society, a psychedelic | |
| | jet-spray of information into every otherwise tedious corner | |
| | of our lives. In fact, at its best, it is something else: | |
| | a remarkable helper in the search for meaningful connections. | |
| | But if the deep roots of boredom are in a lack of meaning, | |
| | rather than a shortage of stimuli, and if there is a subtle, | |
| | multilayered process by which information can give rise to | |
| | meaning, then the constant flow of information to which we are | |
| | becoming habituated cannot deliver on such a promise." | |
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| | — Dougald Hine, “What good is information? | |
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