Anything That Gives Us New Knowledge Gives

What Information Consumes Is Rather Obvious: It Consumes The Attention Of Its Recipients. Hence A Wealth Of Information Creates A Poverty Of Attention, And A Need To Allocate That Attention Efficiently Among The Overabundance Of Information Sources That Might Consume It.

Think Of The Design Process As Involving First The Generation Of Alternatives And Then The Testing Of These Alternatives Against A Whole Array Of Requirements And Restraints.

A Complex Decision Is Like A Great River, Drawing From Its Many Tributaries The Innumerable Premises Of Which It Is Constituted.

The Situation Has Provided A Cue; This Cue Has Given The Expert Access To Information Stored In Memory, And The Information Provides The Answer. Intuition Is Nothing More And Nothing Less Than Recognition.

Maybe We Ought To Have A World In Which Things Are Divided Between People Kind Of Fairly.