in formations

    Liquefaction and liquidity, information has a great ability to formulate (rephrasing), for example, the information itself can be represented in the form of lists, graphs, animations or spoken sounds.     The ability to be transported over specific routes (routed transmission) or transmitted to the public for those who wish to receive it.     The high solubility of information elements, it is quite easy to combine multiple lists into a list or create new text from paragraphs drawn from previous texts.     While the physical elements are scarce and the basis of their economies, information is abundant, so its producers seek to put restrictions on their flow to create a kind of (artificial scarcity) so that information becomes a commodity subject to the laws of supply and demand, and so the information appeared rich and poor, emperors, servants, brokers and thieves.     Unlike material resources implemented with consumption, information resources are not affected by consumption. On the contrary, they usually grow with increasing consumption. For this reason, there is a close correlation between the rate of consumption of information by communities and their ability to generate new knowledge.     Ease of copying, where the future of information can copy the information received by very easy means and this is a major obstacle to the legislation of private ownership of information.     The correct information can be deduced from incorrect or confusing information by tracking inconsistencies and compensating for the lack of incomplete information and eliminating noise.     Most of the information is uncertain, with only a small amount judged definitively conclusive. Information changes over time according to its importance     Information sources are also called knowledge or information containers as well as cultural materials, which are all ways and means through which all kinds of information are transmitted from the sender to the future. There are many shapes and types.