So were informational pages on Christianity, Islam, Judaism and Hinduism, as well as sites calling for love and respect among faiths.
And so the informational cascade morphed into what the economist Timur Kuran calls a reputational cascade, in which it becomes a career risk for dissidents to question the popular wisdom.
So the informational unencapsulation of analogical reasoning is potentially very troublesome, and especially so for modular theories of mind in which modules are viewed as (context-insensitive) specialists (Carruthers 2003; 2006).
Medical tourists may more carefully consider health equity in the destination and the impacts of their decisions if prompted to do so in informational interventions or through other means and mediums.
This so-called informational separation of powers effectively protects privacy: To link medical information to an actual person, an attacker would have to gain access to both the IDAT and the MDAT database.
In recent years the comparative study of the so-called informational macromolecules proteins and nucleic acids, whose specific sequences of constituents carry genetic information has become a powerful tool for the study of phylogeny (see below DNA and protein as informational macromolecules).
One philosophical legacy of the frame problem is that it has drawn attention to a cluster of issues relating to holism, or so-called informational unencapsulation.
By the same token, a face-to-face meeting, a so-called "informational interview," can be the best option of all.
"It is purely informational, so manufacturers can choose to ignore it," she said.
It will also preserve for the NYSE whatever floor trading remains, so that the informational advantages of human contact will not vanish.
