Information Knowledge and Wisdom.

Information, Knowledge and Wisdom.
There are Three R-s in Life. Now the Fourth R is Responsibility.
We are drowning in information but starving for knowledge.
There are two Trees in the scriptures. Tree of Life and Wisdom and Tree of Knowledge.
Wisdom is not a product of schooling but of the life long labor of acquiring it.
Information is the beginning, wisdom and knowledge are the ends.
Wisdom is achieved by climbing to the top of the tree of Life.
Tree of Life and Wisdom is the True Knowledge about World’s Divine Creation.
1.Information.
It is the acquisition, recording, organization, retrieval, display, and dissemination of information. In recent years, the term has often been applied to computer-based operations specifically.
In popular usage, the term information refers to facts and opinions provided and received during the course of daily life: one obtains information directly from other living beings, from mass media, from electronic data banks, and from all sorts of observable phenomena in the surrounding environment. A person using such facts and opinions generates more information, some of which is communicated to others during discourse, by instructions, in letters and documents, and through other media.
2.Knowledge.
Information organized according to some logical relationship is referred to as a body of knowledge, to be acquired by systematic exposure or study.
3.Wisdom.
Application of knowledge, skill, yields expertise, and additional analytical or experiential insights are said to constitute instances of wisdom.
Use of the term information is not restricted exclusively to its communication via natural language. Information is also registered and communicated through art and by facial expressions and gestures or by such other physical responses as shivering. Moreover, every living entity is endowed with information in the form of a genetic code. These information phenomena permeate the physical and mental world, and their variety is such that it has defied so far all attempts at a unified definition of information.