One manifestation of the so-called “information age” is a feedback effect in which, as faster and faster means of access to information are devised, the sheer amount of new information generated grows exponentially. (A) as faster and faster means of access to information are devised (B) by devising ever-increasingly fast access (C) as they devise means of access that are faster and faster (D) as faster and faster access becomes devised (E) as faster and faster means of access is devised 25. Contrary to earlier physicists, all of whom shared the assumption that time is constant, expressing a.
