Knowledge in its most simplified terms is the justified true belief.

In other words, we as
humans refuse to categorize information as knowledge unless or until it is backed up by
legitimate evidence. Humans place great importance in knowing the truth as we deem it
to provide justice and fairness in society, additionally, in some cases, holding close
relations with religious values. Therefore, it would not be false to say that knowledge, to
a great extent, is influenced by a combination of beliefs and mindsets that are instilled
from a young age. Knowledge enables people to view things rationally and logically and
hence make sensible decisions. It allows humans to interpret evidence and apply useful
information derived from it in real-life situations.