“the information overload community tends to rely on technical filters - the equivalent of trying to lose weight by rearranging the shelves in your refrigerator. Tools tend to amplify existing behavior. The mistaken concept of information overload distracts us from… — Clay A. Johnson Copy Share Image
“According to a 2009 Public Policy Polling survey, 39% of people in the United States believe that the United States government should stay out… — Clay A. Johnson Copy Share Image
“Instead of dying from the cold of winter, we find death in cholesterol.” — Clay A. Johnson Copy Share Image
“the information overload community tends to rely on technical filters - the equivalent of trying to lose weight by rearranging the shelves in your… — Clay A. Johnson Copy Share Image
“Chances are, if we can't laugh at something, we can't think rationally about it.” — Clay A. Johnson Copy Share Image
“Information is far more social than food. You can grow your own food and eat by yourself your entire life, and still remain healthy-but… — Clay A. Johnson Copy Share Image
“The number of diet books available to the public correlates to obesity rates.” — Clay A. Johnson Copy Share Image
“Transparency isn’t a replacement for integrity and honesty; it’s an infrastructural tool that allows for those attributes to occur — but only if the… — Clay A. Johnson Copy Share Image
“Nobody has a maximum amount of storage for fat, and it’s unlikely that we have a maximum capacity for knowledge.” — Clay A. Johnson Copy Share Image
