- Questioning appropriateness of knowledge access
Counter-claim
Insisting on relevance in information acquisition is an outdated and restrictive strategy. Limiting ourselves to only “relevant” information closes our minds to innovation and serendipitous discoveries. Many groundbreaking ideas arise precisely from unrelated or unexpected sources. By obsessing over relevance, we risk becoming intellectually stagnant, missing out on creative connections, and stifling curiosity. True progress comes from exploring broadly—not from rigidly narrowing our focus to what’s deemed relevant at the moment.
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Value
Reference
SDG
Metadata
Database
Global strategies
Type
(D) Detailed strategies
Subject
- Information » Information
- Commerce » Purchasing, supplying
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Language
English
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Q7708
DOCID
12777080
D7NID
206140
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Last update
Dec 3, 2024