The age we live in now is called by some the "Age of Information", as opposed to for example the Stone Age or the Industrial Age.
It is a reference to how information today flows very quickly on electronic networks like internet, and how the amount of information available has exploded along with its availability.
The idea is that "information" will be the defining characteristic of our time, just as much as iron tools were for the Iron Age and factories for the Industrial Age.
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Silicon is an element that is used in making semiconductors which are essential to electronic equipment such as computers. The use of computers in recent decades has been revolutionary and has created an information age, in the sense that information can now be processed in many ways that were not previously possible. Even the fact that I am answering this question by means of a web-site is characteristic of the information age.
The statement that a person is 3 is normally understood to mean that this person is 3 years of age.
If you mean without parental consent--the age is 18.
A commodity is something that can be bought and sold. In the case of information, lots of information is free (for example, I am not charging you for answering your question) but nonetheless, information is often bought and sold. Experts get paid very well for their expertise.
all ages
It means exactly what it says - if still enrolled in secondary education (e.g., high school) at age 20.
The modern age is characterized by rapid technological advancements, globalization, and interconnectedness. It has led to increased access to information, changes in communication patterns, and challenges related to privacy and security.
If you mean Sam Tott who played Matt in Nativity!, he was 11 when he appeared in the movie in 2009, acccording to the Hertfordshire Mercury.
It would mean you could get term life insurance with no medical exam. Term life insurance only protects you till a certain age.
information age?
The information age began in the late 20th century, around the 1970s to 1980s, with the widespread adoption of digital technologies and the Internet. This period marked a shift toward the rapid flow and access to vast amounts of information, transforming how we communicate, work, and live.
i don't really know but come back i will get more information