"I don't get knowledge from books.
Children get knowledge from all sorts of sites," he said.
You can get knowledge from an Internet course if you're highly motivated to learn.
Among Excel's refugees from the Nuba mountains is Nasser Ismail, who says: "We came to get knowledge.
Older children may get knowledge from the screen, but often at the cost of social and emotional competence.
"It's really a big opportunity for us to get knowledge that is difficult to get in Russia," said Olesya Yakovenko of the Russian LGBT Network.
Today we have a situation where pupils can get knowledge, and the skills they need are how to access it and the ability to decide whether it is useful or accurate.
"There's always a basic conflict in breaking new ground to get knowledge," Dr. Sacktor said, "the benefits of the knowledge and the bad things that can happen with it".
Everything is positive, energetic and all our guys are listening, trying to get knowledge from him.' Whittenburg said that in 20 years, not a day has gone by that someone hasn't mentioned the game.
In poem 18, while ironically sounding rather Brechtian, the Reasoner is found exposing in the baldest terms the sense of disconnection from the history of his own political formation: "In the reading rooms for working men, / it was written: 'Get Knowledge, Get Understanding.' / But what I keep thinking is / I don't know what the mind is".
Libraries are now focussed less on books than on "people who want to get knowledge," and the getting, as becomes clear in repeated meetings of senior library figures, is a matter of connectivity, digitization, broadband rollout, and, my favorite, "e-content licensing purchase strategy".
