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rfmcdonaldTwo months after the appearance of its counterpart by the Economist, last night I finally found for purchase--and purchased--Le Monde's 2011 issue of its annual Bilan du monde. It's nothing that spectacular, just another thick/fine-printed magazine-size overview of the world as seen by Le Monde, but it's an interesting supplement and an interesting perspective and thus necessary. I try to keep myself as informed as possible.
Too informed? News sources, blogs, Facebook and Twitter feeds, E-mails--they all come in at great speed. To be honest, I'm not sure that I'm necessarily doing such a great job at keeping up with all of them, or of doing well by them. Competency matters. At the same time, so does breadth.
How do you deal with pressures of information? Do you fine-tune your intake? Do you redouble your speed reading? Am I making too much of this? (I think so, at least for myself. I think.)
Discuss.
Too informed? News sources, blogs, Facebook and Twitter feeds, E-mails--they all come in at great speed. To be honest, I'm not sure that I'm necessarily doing such a great job at keeping up with all of them, or of doing well by them. Competency matters. At the same time, so does breadth.
How do you deal with pressures of information? Do you fine-tune your intake? Do you redouble your speed reading? Am I making too much of this? (I think so, at least for myself. I think.)
Discuss.
