Google is paying tribute Tuesday to the computer scientist who created the mathematical framework "fuzzy logic." On this day in 1964, Zadeh submitted the paper "Fuzzy Sets," which laid out the concept of "fuzzy logic." The logo featured on Google.com "The theory he presented offered an alternative to the rigid'black and white' parameters of traditional logic and instead allowed for more ambiguous or'fuzzy' boundaries that more closely mimic the way humans see the world," reads a biography of Zadeh by Google. The theory has been used in various tech applications, including anti-skid algorithms for cars.

"Information processing" is a not-so-long-ago launched buzzword that is extensively used in many research fields and communities. Despite of its widespread popularity, the real meaning of it is far less acknowledged and understood. Wikipedia [1] and Plato (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) [2] provide special entries for it, but even in the lightest manner, these entries do not confront the threatening ambiguity and incomprehensibility of this expression. Positing that "Information processing is the change (processing) of information "[1] in any way does not clarify its elusive essence. The reason for that is simple - the key component of the expression ("information") has never been defined and never determined, neither in the times of ancient philosophers nor in these glorious days, when "information era" has become our blossoming reality. It is worth to be mentioned - even today "information" does not have an accepted and a generally agreed definition. Far worse than that - it has always been (and continues to be) a "bone of contention" between many prominent thinkers, scholars and scientists. I do not intend to take part in this controversy. In the paper's Reference section I provide a list of some relevant publications addressing this issue, with only one and a definite purpose in mind - to give the vigilant readers a fair opportunity to verify by themselves how useful and applicable are the concepts of information that these leading thinkers and scholars are developing and advance (L.