This whole 'knowledge is power' stuff is bunk.
Knowledge is just information. Just data in a database. Bytes in a computer.
It's potential.
It's only when you use knowledge to further some end and you achieve it, then it become important and valuable. It's the application on knowledge that's real power.
Hence:
Applied knowledge is real power.
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