Becket's Law

Becket's Law refers to a principle observed in the study of knowledge and information, particularly related to the internet and digital age. It suggests that the amount of information available tends to outpace our ability to understand and process it effectively. As information grows, so does the challenge of filtering and making sense of it. This phenomenon highlights the importance of critical thinking skills and tools for information management, emphasizing that merely having access to information is not enough; we must also cultivate the skills to analyze, prioritize, and use that information wisely.