How We Disappear: A Personal History of Information Cards has been falsely represented by

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he now invites us to move beyond intellectual understanding into practical application

How We Disappear: A Personal History of Information Cards has been falsely represented byA brilliant foray into the nature of information, of history, and of making meaning in the face of death and decay. When world renowned scholar Thomas S. Mullaney lost both his parents, he began thinking of how informationall the stuff that makes us, that we make, and that we leave behindultimately disappears. The information that makes up our lives, from mundane official documents, poignant family photos, and sentimental artifacts to the cues