Not neutral

Information processing is not neutral, because the algorithm (to achieve a purpose) is never the same for any two individuals. Although individuals, as well as other Beings, may share a purpose (e.g. reading a book, taking a photo, eating, studying), the method or the process employed by each Being to fulfil the purpose varies considerably. In other words, every individual processes information differently from every other individual, notwithstanding shared purposes or other external similarities (e.g. the types of processing employed). Differences in processing are due to the fact that no two individuals are identical. Because, therefore, the method differs, information processing is never neutral, that is, it is affected by the ideas, thoughts and wishes of each individual performing it.

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