A computer term that means, "if incorrect data is input to a program, the output is unlikely to be informative."1 In other words if you put junk in, you'll get junk back. Real simple.
Reminds you of life, doesn't it? If we deal with messy people and messy things that's what we'll end up with. A mess. GIGO.
Birds of a feather...
We have to be careful who and what we allow in our database of life, because one wrong piece of data can screw the entire program up. And sometimes figuring out what went wrong takes forever. Nobody has time for that. The bottom line is we must watch who's around us and what comes in our space, because everyone and every thing doesn't have our best interest in mind. We have to use wisdom and discernment. That's what Moses did when he decided to go to God instead of being negatively influenced by some of the people who wanted him out2 as their leader. He didn't listen to their garbage.
His philosophy was No Garbage In, No Garbage Out.
So, let's not be bothered with bringing garbage in at all. Let's just put it where it belongs, in the trash can.
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Footnotes:
1. http://searchsoftwarequality.techtarget.com/definition/garbage-in-garbage-out
2. Numbers 16
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