In the beginning it was information…                                                                                                                                                                                   In order to think and then debate about the world we live in, the place we inhabit, and the surface of the earth we walk on, we should first meditate on where everything  around us  comes from, everything we know, and therefore everything we act or do in our lives. The only logical answer resulting from our meditation should be…Information.                                                                                                                  Information is what allows the world (Universe) to exist.                                                                                                                                                   We should consider some questions about information: What is it? How does it appear? What is its function? How is it transmitted? Where does it originate? Where does the information found in living organisms come from? etc.                                                                             Information confronts us everywhere, in newspapers, magazines, tv, etc. providing us with daily knowledge. Information-processing systems are found everywhere, in all kinds of computers and even in automobiles. We should also note that the activities of all living organisms are controlled by compressed information programs. Because information is required for all life processes, we can say with certainty that …information is crucial in our lives. It has been replaced by technological machines that help man in his work, even …in mental work.      Information is extremely important for information theories and communication techniques, and is also fundamental in sciences such as cybernetics, linguistics, biology, history and theology.  For this reason, scientists believe that information is the third fundamental element, along with matter and energy.                                                                                                                                                                                             To understand, speak or write about the term “information”, it is necessary to have a vast amount of knowledge to navigate the vast array of possible avenues  for examining all aspects of information