Observing entropy - #5 Information

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Source An example of Entropy: (Light Waves through a Prism)

Sturgeon's Law


90% of all existing information is worthless.
Authors took/take existing information and reform(ed) the words with synonyms and add(ed) their personal opinion about certain subjects and voila.
New book (edition/volume).

(Explanation modified with personal example).

Accident(s)

You know when there's a gridlock after a road accident, it is not due to the accident itself so as to protect another accident...
It is because the other car drivers stop to watch.
They can't help it. Because deep down, we're as basic as a mosquito attracted to light.
As any insect that tries to escape when you cage it.

  • La Casa de Papel

Law(s)


Laws don't limit speeds because of our sake but theirs.
Insurance car companies often have to repair cars after a crash.
Limiting speed, limits crashes. But that's solving their financial problem.

Thus, they have a stable rich monthly income with almost no need to provide their services.

The irony in this example is that people think that these laws and rules are built for their safety... they're not... they are built only to benefit the ones who made them...

If an organisation/insitution gives you something for free, it's not... It's an investment.

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