On Information Overload

It is officially “easy” to find non-relevant information. I so decree. How now
can we more often find interesting, useful, or non-redundant information?

Maybe automated tools which will remove every other letter, leaving us to
baffle out the meaning of the resulting text? Thusly:

Mye atmtd tos wih wl rmv eey ohr lte laig u t bfl ot te maig o te rslig tx

That’s interesting, no?

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