Read This Article If You Do Not Know Which Article To Read Next

Writen by Lance Winslow

Many who often surf the Internet for the latest and greatest information, content and knowledge have seen a proliferation of web pages so massive that it would take you a life-time to read just the new pages which appear in one day. It is a staggering amount of information indeed. In fact some call it over bearing, data smog and unworkable. Has the Internet grown so large that it has out performed its purpose; to unite the world and connect the unconnected, to conquer the problem of hidden knowledge?

Now a days we talk about conquering the digital divide so we can bring information and knowledge to everyone no matter what nation. Yet in doing so some say we are changing entire cultures with thousands of years of customs and a certain way of doing things. These critics say that we are replacing their cultures with data over load; that is to say too much information. So the question is with all this information how on Earth can one chose what to read? What you need is a strategy. I propose you look at the titles of articles and see if they are similar to things you have read before. If they appear to be unique or could contain possible information either you do not know or cutting edge concepts or just jump out at you by striking your own inner thoughts, then click there. Think on this.

Lance Winslow

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