Why do the great cities of the world have no comparative data?
With the publication of his first book in 1962 at the age of 26, Richard Saul Wurman began the singular passion of his life: that of making information understandable. In his best-selling book, Information Anxiety, (and again with Information Anxiety2) he developed an overview of the motivating principles found in previous works. Each of his 80 books focuses on some subject that he personally had difficulty understanding. They all stem from his desire to know rather than from already knowing, from his ignorance rather than his intelligence, from his inability rather than his ability. length 7:16
