While information is the accumulation of data on a certain topic, knowledge is the ability to use that information correctly. While information requires only the storage capacity, knowledge requires the ability to analyze, critique, catalogue, and then to adopt a particular position.
A disciple of Jesus is not just a person who has accumulated lots of information. A disciple not only knows the facts about Jesus but is also able to internalize that information in his thinking, behavior and values. To be a disciple of Jesus means to think, live, and act like Jesus on a daily basis. -- Mario Vega
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"Technological singularity is a hypothetical moment in time when technological progress reaches the point of no return – when the pace of technological invention skyrockets to the extent that humans no longer have any control over what happens. In essence, this would mean the emergence of intelligent, self-replicating machines that operate without human input. The critical moment would be when machines take on an artificial intelligence that matches or exceeds the brainpower of humans. No one in the academic community doubts that this will happen - the question is not if, but when. The consensus is that it won’t be long in coming."
-- http://www.members.shaw.ca/shelldu/SignpostsJul-Dec12.pdf (Accessed 11.26.12)
"But as for you, Daniel, conceal these words and seal up the book until the end of time; many will go back and forth, and knowledge will increase." (Dan. 12:4)