We distinguish between ''information,'' a set of data or facts that can be readily communicated across contexts, and ''knowledge,'' a broader category to which information belongs (and through which it is contextualized) but which also includes perception, understanding, and comprehension, is often implicit or unconscious, and is communicated through experience and/or personal interaction.
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