Knowledge is compared to treasure that exists but yields no benefit. As wealth needs an appropriate purpose, learning bears fruit through practice, teaching, and responsible application.
Knowledge may benefit people when one:
1. Corrects one's own conduct.
2. Explains something reliably to a person in need.
3. Uses an acquired skill for lawful service.
4. Exercises better judgment and responsibility.
Forwarding unverified statements is not the same as sharing beneficial knowledge; accuracy and suitability matter.