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Information is created in large quantities every day.
- Observing the new book section of a bookstore month by month is very revealing.
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It is physically impossible to input all of that large amount of information to yourselfCognitive limitations
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So you need to make a choice.
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However, I cannot properly select information in areas that I am not familiar with. Because I do not have the criteria to judge whether it is good or bad.
- usefulness in classic must be filtered by time
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The downside, of course, is that the situation at the time it was written and the situation today may have changed
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Does not work well in fast changing areas
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But isn’t it bad to invest in it in the first place because of the obsolescence speed of knowledge in fast changing fields?
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