you know, not everyone's as smart as you Lexy, for many different reasons, maybe we're just not that smart, or we haven't even gone through all our schooling yet!
Schooling has very little to do with intelligence. It can increase knowledge, but knowledge doesn't make you smart. A computer has lots of knowledge, but is not intelligent. A human infant has lots of intelligence, but little knowledge.
I don't judge people based on how many words they know, for instance, but how they use the words that they do. If you run around using (or overusing) words that you don't know the actual meaning of because you think it makes you sound more intelligent, you will earn my scorn. If you use a word that doesn't actually exist in a similar attempt to appear intelligent, you will likewise earn my scorn. Particularly if you're a person fond of touting your own intelligence, and deriding others.
Final note: the "mature" tone I'm sure you think your message above has is somewhat diminished due to the fact that the message it was a response to wasn't merely a petty belittling of someone else's intelligence, it was taking someone who was belittling a lot of people's intelligence down a peg.
Lord of Water is 12. I'm 21. Am I being hard on him? I don't think so. I'm merely holding him up to the standard he aspires to, with his "lordly" airs and talk of proper English. In time, he'll either actually attain that level of refinement he pretends to, or drop the pretense.
Personally, I'd say a computer has lots of information, but not knowledge.
(this is Babble, after all)