infomation exchange

Restoration and Displacement of Information In today's world—whether in our everyday conversations with people around us or in the content and conclusions we see in the media—if we pay close attention, we'll notice that most of it comes from a judgmental perspective. In fact, the nouns and adjectives we use in language often carry evaluative or labeling meanings. For example, something is labeled as "good," or someone is called a "bad person." But aren't such conclusions overly simplistic and narrow? How many people, upon hearing such statements, actually pause to reflect: Who said this? Who was the first to say it? Who is defining what's good or bad? How was this definition formed? When was it said? What was the social or historical context? Who else was present? And what kind of values and judgment systems did those people hold? To avoid the mental effort of rational thinking, many people unconsciously choose perspectives that align with t...