COMMUNICATION AND CULTURE

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Tradition information agents refer to an information processing system that has cognitive capacities to deal with complex environments, whether it is a human being, an animal, a computer or a robot whereby they practiced information processing system without professional practice or accepted standard or accuracy but it involved passing information to one or a group of audience via different means.
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