Garbage, in the context of nonsense, refers to ideas, statements, or content that lack meaning or coherence. This type of information often confuses rather than clarifies, making it difficult for people to understand or engage with the subject matter. Nonsense can appear in various forms, including speech, writing, or even art, where the intended message is obscured or entirely absent. In literature, nonsense poetry is a genre that embraces absurdity and playful language, often disregarding logical structure. Famous examples include the works of Lewis Carroll, whose poems like "Jabberwocky" showcase whimsical language that delights readers while defying conventional meaning. Such creative expressions challenge our understanding of language and communication.