"The sheer quantity of information involved... argues strongly that both the human subject's memory and our model thereof contain as little redundancy as possible and that it [should] contain stored facts only when these cannot otherwise be generated or inferred."

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Cognitive economy refers to the principle that cognitive processes aim to store as little information as necessary, relying instead on inference and generation of information when needed, which aligns with the statement provided.

"The Sheer Quantity of Information Involved