[faizanbhat]

I see your point, and I would argue that both the rate of output and quality of output matter. You're right that one doesn't necessarily count without the other. A human could produce hundreds of gigabytes of pseudo-random numbers with a single key press, but that output could hardly be classified as 'information'. To classify any data as information, it has to represent some meaning that can be discerned by a receiver with at least some degree of fidelity. Humans do appear to be limited in our ability to produce information at high rates.