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1. Gordon says

   January 24, 2014 at 11:45 am

   I read about five years ago in a book (when they were cool!) the following quote: “Knowledge is data and information subtracted.” Thought it was pretty awesome at the time and glad I noted it down. Just wish I knew who said it. For some reason, a Japanese name might be in there somewhere.

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2. suzanna says

   March 11, 2017 at 1:08 pm

   the beauty of this is the simplicity of it.

   there are a lot of ignorant people at my school. most of them are in the business program.
   my friends will make a claim about someone saying “but he’s really smart” then i ask (already knowing the answer) define SMART for me and they respond with something along the lines of “he gets really good grades!” i feel like this picture helps when situations like this comes in. A simple explanation of how you can retain a shitload of info but that does not make you smart. Knowledge is an evolving beauty that anyone can gain from if they have the willingness to have an open mind.

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3. Jon Schull says

   January 12, 2019 at 10:42 am

   I’d like to see you extend this
   bit
   data
   information
   knowledge
   understanding
   wisdom

   each step adds context to the former
   I’d love to collaborate on this. You nailed data and information.

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