“…Majority of Information Theory content falls into two major categories. Aldridge, Johnson and Scarlett (2019), Brouty and Garcin (2023), Chanda et al, (2020), Gallistel, Craig and Shahan (2019), Hao et al, (2021), Kumar and Gupta (2020), Mourtzis et al, (2019), Perdigã o et al, (2020, Ramos (2019), Rocchini et al, (2021), Sane, Fox-Kemper and Ullman (2023), Tschannerl et al, (2019), Zu et al, (2023) subscribe to Shannon's -Information Theory‖ of entropy and communication; Enßlin (2019), Foley (2020), Hirche, Rouzé and Franç a (2023), Radicchi et al, (2020), Stout (2021), Weijs and Ruddell (2020), Yu et al, (2020) subscribe to -Information Theory‖ of entropy, statistics and probability analysis; Merker, Williford and Rudrauf (2022), Mørch (2019), Pautz (2019) subscribe to -Integrated Information Theory‖ of consciousness which is a ‗fundamental theory of consciousness' (quoted in Zimmer, 2010); IIT is primarily a theory of the ‗level' or ‗amount' of consciousness in a system; And Dayan (2023) subscribes to metacognitive analysis of the mind. Albeit the name Information Theory, the locus of analysis is not on information per se, nor the antecedent and consequence of information.…”