3. Definition Information: passively gained from the reliable authority - internet - books - school it can be true or false limitation of knowing contain " who, what, where, when" question Example: Teacher teaches you that the chemical formula for water is H 2 O
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6. Example Math class You are given information that if a>b, b>c then a>c This is only information but when you test it out, through reasoning you are able to justify and it becomes Knowledge. a= 6, b=3, c=1 a>b 6>3, b>c 3>1 then a>c 6>1 Racism Sometimes there information given in the media that makes generalization in a race and those statements usually made without justification, so that false information is invalid to form knowledge.
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