The document discusses how The Little Prince teaches about information environments and humans based on three lessons. First, subjective validation leads people to believe information that has personal meaning, even if incorrect. Second, what is truly important cannot be seen with the eyes alone but with the heart. Third, information only has meaning and value when connections are made between ideas and applied to real outcomes. The document concludes by thanking the reader and encouraging one last question.

1. A FEW THINGS THE LITTLE PRINCE HAS TAUGHT ME
ABOUT INFORMATION ENVIRONMENTS AND THE HUMANS THAT INHABIT THEM
DRAW ME A SHEEP
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12. CC image: flickr.com/photos/stephenpoff/2395242554

23. image: theunhappinessrepairer.com

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26. Subjective validation is a cognitive bias by which a person will consider
a statement or another piece of information to be correct
if it has any personal meaning or significance to them.

27. CC image: flickr.com/photos/kevynjacobs/9545056884

31. It is only with the heart that one can see rightly;
what is essential is invisible to the eye.

32. CC image: flickr.com/photos/42983796@N08/4609041063

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37. image: forums.newtek.com

39. image: twitter.com/ceciliefjellhoy/status/522656938925248512/photo/1

40. information meaning connections
outcomes
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42. one last question

43. thank you
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