An appeal for information

from The Collators Hosted by Mark Lockwood, Howard Atkin

We use the word "information" every day, but what does it actually mean? In this first episode, drawing on experience from intelligence, law enforcement and academia Mark and Howard dig into the foundations of our information-saturated world, exploring how data becomes meaning, why context matters, and how our assumptions shape what we think we know. Visit us at https://thecollators.com

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