Why We’re All Collecting Too Much Data and Information

We live in a time where access to data is immediate, infinite, and expected. But as information expands, our ability to process it hasn’t kept pace. As a result, we’re all collecting too much data and information—often at the cost of focus, decision quality, and actual learning. The implications are especially critical in education and society, where information overload is silently reshaping how we think and behave. The Rise of “Info Obesity” We are surrounded by dashboards,

We live in a time where access to data is immediate, infinite, and expected. But as information expands, our ability to process it hasn’t kept pace. As a result, we’re all collecting too much data and information—often at the cost...

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