April 09, 2009
Written by Kyle Meyer
Everyone communicates, and we do it to exchange information. Some of it is important (e.g., these are the directions to the hospital) and some is not (e.g., my dog’s name is Beef). When information exchange is important, when we need to be certain we make it to the hospital, introducing structure to the exchange of information becomes significant; would you trust your Uncle Roy for directions, or would you trust Google Maps?