Professor Gervaise Germaine explains the difference between data, information and knowledge.
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Professor Gervaise Germaine explains the difference between data, information and knowledge.
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One thing you need to realize is that if you keep posting this sort of stuff, someone much greater than you will think you are making fun of the emporer’s clothes and put you on the blacklist.
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One thing you need to realize is that if you keep posting this sort of stuff, someone much greater than you will think you are making fun of the emporer’s clothes and put you on the blacklist.
Too freakin’ funny – thank god for Youtube!
More to follow. Stay tuned!
More to follow. Stay tuned!
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