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In praise of the virtue of knowing nothing

By Jim Paredes | April 25, 2010 - 12:00am

Information overload is a state when too many facts, figures and data are swimming in your head that you can’t even begin to process or derive patterns or conclusions that can be meaningful to yourself or...

Sunday Lifestyle