How to get a good idea of what knowledge is, what kinds of knowledge are and what types of people are the most likely to get, by the Guardian

Knowledge is a lot more than a series of facts.

You may not know what you need to know about anything.

And when you do, there’s a chance you’ll end up with a blank page or a blank head, and your knowledge will be less than what you think it is.

In the words of James Bond, “Knowledge is like a river of ink.

It flows like water, and you never know where it will lead.”

There’s no reason to spend a lot of time thinking about the type of person you’re likely to encounter.

The key to getting a good impression of a person is to ask questions, not just watch a video.

To learn more about this topic, we asked experts and journalists to share their favorite ways to get an idea of how people are likely to answer questions and what type of people they are most likely be able to get along with.

To help you make an informed decision about whether or not to go out for drinks or a coffee, we also asked people to provide their thoughts on which types of information are most useful.