I. How do we feel about each other in the United States?a. Low trust in Governmentb. Low trust in individualsi. Older people tend to be more trustingii. Our age group is the lowestII. Information Overloada. Boorstin’s lawi. The more information we have, the less wisdom and knowledge we haveb. The digital age and access to vast amounts of informationc. The intelligence communityi. Collectorsii. Analysts1. Often overwhelmed with informationiii. President’s daily brief1. Lower qualityIII. Economic limitsa. Increased dependency on foreign moneyb. Disinvesting in higher education (shift of tax burden)i. Fallin has decreased funding for higher education, shifting the costs to the students and their parentsc. Means testingi. Do wealthy individuals need Social Security and Medicare?P SC 1113 1st Edition Lecture 6 Outline of Last Lecture I. State of the UnionII. What is our New Blueprint?a. Foreign Aid OptionsIII. “Fixing” Other Governments?Outline of Current Lecture I. How do we feel about each other in the United States?II. Information OverloadIII. Economic LimitsCurrent LectureThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.I. How do we feel about each other in the United States?a. Low trust in Governmentb. Low trust in individualsi. Older people tend to be more trustingii. Our age group is the lowestII. Information Overloada. Boorstin’s lawi. The more information we have, the less wisdom and knowledge we haveb. The digital age and access to vast amounts of informationc. The intelligence communityi. Collectorsii. Analysts1. Often overwhelmed with informationiii. President’s daily brief1. Lower qualityIII. Economic limitsa. Increased dependency on foreign moneyb. Disinvesting in higher education (shift of tax burden)i. Fallin has decreased funding for higher education, shifting the costs to thestudents and their parents c. Means testingi. Do wealthy individuals need Social Security and