Since the rise of the internet, there hasnt been such a waste of .... in history (to the best of my knowledge - which I will grant is limited).
If you read literature as i do (written on paper, not processed by binary based computer information systems), one will find a great discepancy between the amount of useful information as opposed to the nonsense found in former over the latter.
The question is ... why?
There is at least tri-fold logic behind this: 1). It takes a lot more effort to produce a physical publication 2). Some degree of verification is required that the information contained in a physical paper based publication is accurate (to the best of information available) and 3). There is no little to no ability or willingness to verify information written in a virtual environment (this is a point that could be combined with # 2).
Was this thread (as well as this post) a waste of virtual memory? I'm not sure the answer to this. Thankfully, I know that in the computer based continuum, it might be illogical to consider this thread a 'waste' per say for the simple reason that the space that is used to contain this information can readily be altered (to something that is as equally useless, or something that is useful), at the blink of often a single person's desire.
So really, I should state the information contained herewithin is useless, not exactly a waste.
If you read literature as i do (written on paper, not processed by binary based computer information systems), one will find a great discepancy between the amount of useful information as opposed to the nonsense found in former over the latter.
The question is ... why?
There is at least tri-fold logic behind this: 1). It takes a lot more effort to produce a physical publication 2). Some degree of verification is required that the information contained in a physical paper based publication is accurate (to the best of information available) and 3). There is no little to no ability or willingness to verify information written in a virtual environment (this is a point that could be combined with # 2).
Was this thread (as well as this post) a waste of virtual memory? I'm not sure the answer to this. Thankfully, I know that in the computer based continuum, it might be illogical to consider this thread a 'waste' per say for the simple reason that the space that is used to contain this information can readily be altered (to something that is as equally useless, or something that is useful), at the blink of often a single person's desire.
So really, I should state the information contained herewithin is useless, not exactly a waste.
