People will often want more information than they can actually process. Having more information makes people feel that they have more choices. Having more choices makes people feel in control. Feeling in control makes people feel they will survive better.
                — The Psychologist’s View of UX Design by Susan Weinschenk


The information economy and its ever-accelerating delivery system have rendered the consumption of content much more than a metaphor. All around us tastier, sweeter and starchier content awaits—ready to be ingested faster and more readily than ever before. Raising the question, if nutritional tampering set in motion a growing inventory of health issues, where will content snacking lead us?

The information economy and its ever-accelerating delivery system have rendered the consumption of content much more than a metaphor. All around us tastier, sweeter and starchier content awaits—ready to be ingested faster and more readily than ever before. Raising the question, if nutritional tampering set in motion a growing inventory of health issues, where will content snacking lead us?