It is a common sentence that knowledge is power

Anonymous
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Knowledge is power means that only by knowing something can you use that knowledge in the correct way. If you do not know how to ride a bicycle, for example, you cannot ride it. If you do not know how to play chess, it will be difficult for you to master the game.

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