I'm on page 25 of 256 of Why Information Grows I love that his definitions of information, knowledge, and knowhow are more concrete than most(all?) authors.

I'm on page 25 of 256 of Why Information Grows
I love that his definitions of information, knowledge, and knowhow are more concrete than most(all?) authors. He gives W. Weaver a bit too much priority in Shannon's work; also doesn't mention the original title of Shannon's Bell Labs paper or its significance. I love his concrete examples of the Bugati, Rubic's cube, and DNA. His philosophy seems to fit in with my own so far; can't wait to get to the economics.