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The document discusses information tools of the future and asks what tools can be imagined. It looks back at past tools and today's tools like search engines. It questions how to deal with large volumes of information and truths. It envisions the future may include next generation people and tools, as well as crowd searching, artificial intelligence, and new ways of accessing information. It suggests moving forward will involve different thinking, approaches, and joint efforts between users and providers.
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