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Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates, Murphy, Levy, Wurman (Denise Scott Brown, Partner-in-charge) The City Edges Planning Study, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1973
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Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates, Murphy, Levy, Wurman (Denise Scott Brown, Partner-in-charge) The City Edges Planning Study, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1973
Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates, Murphy, Levy, Wurman (Denise Scott Brown, Partner-in-charge) The City Edges Planning Study, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1973
Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates, Murphy, Levy, Wurman (Denise Scott Brown, partner-in-charge), The City Edges Planning Study, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1973
Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates, Murphy, Levy, Wurman (Denise Scott Brown, partner-in-charge) The City Edges Planning Study, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1973
Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates, Murphy, Levy, Wurman (Denise Scott Brown, partner-in-charge) The City Edges Planning Study, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1973
Information Anxiety is produced by the ever-widening gap between what we understand and what we think we should understand. It is the black hole between data and knowledge, and what happens when information doesn't tell us what we want or need to know.
Richard Saul Wurman, Information Anxiety
“You go around asking each other bad questions, and then when people remark on something, you go ‘ah-ha’ and you’ve never heard of the fuckin’ book, or the movie, or the article, or what somebody said. Because we are lying to each other all the time. (…) I’m so tired of the sloppiness of speech. Because the sloppiness of speech is not respectful to the person listening. It’s a duality when we talk to each other. I wanna respect you. I wanna listen to you. I want you to respect me and listen to me. I wanna speak clearly, and properly and accurately about the things that interest me.”
The only way to communicate is to understand what it is like not to understand. It is at that moment that you can make something understandable.
Richard Saul Wurman from “The InfoDesign Interview”