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knowledge integration

The practice of combining knowledge across disciplinary boundaries and collaborating with diverse specialists in order to tackle complex problems.

There's an unusual and demanding arts and science degree in knowledge integration offered at the University of Waterloo. However, having a piano doesn't make you a musician.

"When a book and a head collide and a hollow sound is heard, must it always have come from the book?" β€” Georg Christoph Lichtenberg

When I graduate from med school, I will be trained to practice medicine. Whether I'm any good at it depends on me and how I study, work and learn. When I graduate from Knowledge Integration I will be trained to collaborate with peers from many disciplines.

by RaisedEyebrow March 2, 2010


Knowledge palooza

Getting smashed by knowledge repeatedly until you cannot take it anymore and you realise you are fully contaminated by knowledge and you don’t know what to do with it

Man, I got wrecked last night at this knowledge palooza

by Plsfix June 2, 2022


nickel knowledge

Information that's nice to know, but that no one really cares about.

An example of nickel knowledge would be knowing the amount of sand grains on a beach.

by Stuck-uppity November 24, 2016

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Knowledge Slap

When someone is talking crap and you prove them wrong or shut them up by stating facts and showing proof.

My girlfriend was arguing with me about who was the main actor in the movie Gladiator, being my favorite movie of all times...I had to drop that "Knowledge Slap"...

by xxxcubanxxx October 30, 2011

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Knowledge Management

Knowledge Management (KM) is a discipline of management supposedly dedicated to ensuring that people in an organisation have timely access to the information and expertise they need to do their job. In reality, KM is a discipline full of semi-literate twats who like to use big words. They say things like "We're going to strategically align our knowledge resources with the company-wide strategy going forwards","We're moving into the client space", "I'm mostly working on the growth pillar to add value", and "Going forwards, we're working on a P2P strategy to add value and capture tacit knowledge." In English, all of this roughly translates into one sentence "I'm a giant wanker who produces no meaningful work and talks a load of shite. Senior managers love me because I sound good to other people who only have a fourth grade reading level and are impressed by big words".

KM adds nothing useful to any organisation, except where they have managed to take over research and subscription services or database management. In which cases, the managers take all credit for the work done by their lowly minions, thus further convincing senior management that they "add value", when the reality is quite the opposite. Any cost-cutting exercise in any large organisation should start by savagely slashing the senior KM people - let the minions report to each other and you'll probably get a lot more done anyway.

I tried to find some information but it had been knowledge managed

by ex-KM-minion April 7, 2005

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Analitical Knowledge

An individual that is well versed in all things anal. Has a complete knowledge of the workings of the bunghole for bodily and sexual functions.

Sonja made sure that her new boyfriend was not only well hung but also possessed the requisite analitical knowledge that she would require from him to exploit her cravings to have her mud tunnel penetrated on a regular basis.

by Eaton Holgoode April 27, 2015

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True Knowledge

1. (TK) a nickname for a person

2. The ability to realize there is no such thing as true knowledge, for in the eyes of another man, what you know, could very easily be wrong to that person

By placing the opinions of every person in the world together, you will find that there are very few "Facts" that are not seen as incorrect by at least one person

There is no way to express true knowledge
one can only express what he/she "knows"

we're getting into quantam physics here, the brain percieves only what it wants to

by David (TK) April 29, 2007

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