Lab 4 (Internet Metaphor)


"Internet as a Digestive System"

Internet is a digestive system, it has many parts and different functions to each of us who consumes information we need. Foods that we eat is the random and some unprocessed data we get from the internet, the information goes to the "mouth" as we accepts all the information. The information begins to travel from the mouth to esophagus. "Esophagus" is a tube connecting the pharynx, this part carries and deliver the masses information to the "stomach" as the storage of information and the same time to digest the large data to small data, and it breaks down into general into specific data in order to identify what information you need. Stomach becomes the information processor of the data. The processed data are now ready to enter to small intestine in order to absorb the nutrients or the needed information. The absorbed information will enter to the bloodstreams to deliver and distribute the information to different but important parts of the body (the society). And the excess information will continue to enter the large intestine, this kind of information needs further research. As these excess information extracted it will exit through the anal canal or anus (trash bin). This excess information is considered not useful to an individual's need. These data are sometimes the unprocessed data that cannot be absorbed by the small intestine.

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