Every day, minute and second of our lives, we are relentlessly showered by information, information which we need and don't; some true and some false. Television and radio are some of the prime culprit (stoneforest.org, 2005). With the internet, things seem verging out of control, not to mention the nonstop rumbling of those around us such as our employers, friends and relatives. Almost all the time, the information which we receive is set in with arguments; the purpose is to get us to take a stance, suggest a response, make a decision and so forth. …
