Inert facts give the false illusion of possessing knowledge. Without being able to properly apply memorized facts, the facts have no meaning. For example, everyone knows or thinks they know Einstein's famous equation on relativity, E=mc². However, people do not realize that the true equation is: E²=(mc²)²+(pc)² where 'p' signifies momentum. Without the 'p', the equation only considers objects that aren't moving. Moreover, the applications of this equation are vast including proving that an object with mass cannot travel at the speed of light, being a foundation for demonstrating mass-energy equivalence, etc. This proves that people know the basic knowledge, but many are unaware of the true significance and profound awesomeness of the knowledge they possess.