General Knowledge

Knowledge is the ultimate know-it-all. It knows anything and everything about the world as it gains knowledge from information, facts, skills, and wisdom. Knowledge can be acquired from one of four cognitive processes: communication, logic, comprehension, and perception. Communication includes audio input from sources such as radios or televisions, as well as speech from teachers giving lectures on a particular topic. Logic includes a series of deductions accomplished by shuffling information set equations with various variables or symbols that mathematicians use.