Every action leaves a trace
A piece of data is an objective representation of a fact or a condition.
It can take various formats, such as a number, a word, a symbol, a record, or a bit.
On its own, it has no value and lacks complete meaning; it gains value when interpreted within a context and becomes significant when linked to a decision or action.
Putting data into context means relating it to other data, such as the environment, situation, or the moment in which it occurred.
The interpretation of contextualized data creates useful information that contributes to a broader and deeper vision of reality.