Maybe it's supposed to be ironic because no matter how much knowledge that head was packed with it wasn't powerful enough to keep it tethered to its body.

That actually makes a lot of sense.

Rush, I think you might just be the wisest man that I have ever known!

Knowledge helps you kick their heads off better.

Knowledge of proper kicking technique WOULD be pretty helpful there!

I can tell all the way knowledge can help you break someone's bones more efficiently, make them crippled to have a easier fight

but instead, use the damn book to crush their skull, it's faster!

smart!

you need to say that in skeletor's voice

The serious answer (in case you actually wanted one) is that Mortal Kombat 3 was packed with hidden characters and options, which you could unlock by entering codes before each match. This was especially true in the home versions, which let you unlock a hidden game that was essentially a poor man's Galaxian.

Also, that motto sounds like an obfuscation of the old catchphrase at the end of every G.I. Joe episode. "There is always no knowledge which can't be regarded as a source of power powered by knowledge."

ohhhhh! Now I know!

And knowing is half the bottle! (At least if you're a furry it usually is )

There is indisputably knowledge that is not power
For example, who is Rob Morrow?
And if you know, are you stronger for it?

Who is he?

the guy from Northern Exposure; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rob_Morrow
now, do you feel more powerful?
I sure don't

MY POWER LEVEL!!! IT RISES!!!!!

its over 9! no not 9000. just 9 ....9.56 I believe to be exact

The more you know, the more wrinkles in your brain. The more wrinkles, the more neurons. The more neurons, the faster you can head-butt someone.

Maybe that should read, "There are no wrinkles that are not power"?

Makes you think!

The answer lies in the heart of battle.

wise words!

It was telling you to play video games instead of reading books, since books do not require power.

WHOA.

WHOA, I think you got it!

im gay

sandypants my boy, you've done it again!

You mean «Il n'est pas de plus grande naïveté que de croire au patriotisme des capitaux. Le capitaliste peut être patriote, le capital ne l'est pas.» –Victor Cambon, Les Derniers Progrés de l'Allemagne, 1913?

It means “There is no greater naïveté than the belief of the patriotism of capital. A capitalist may be a patriot; capital cannot.” - Victor Cambon, The Recent Progress of Germany, 1913

The relation to decapitation is left as an exercise for the player. In this way you will grasp the dialectic more firmly.

It does make you think!

That's because you're a normie who dosn't know how to teleport and shoot wierd crap out of your hands. http://i.crackedcdn.com/phpimages/p...../1/571.jpg?v=2

I'm kinda strong!

You don't know the answer since you've never TESTED YOUR MIGHT!

GORO LIVES

It's because you'll never have as much knowledge as Kano. He's studied all your moves!

And he's Australian!

Each iteration makes him more of a stereotype.
In the next game he'll throw boomerangs and ride in on a kangaroo!

You've got the touch.

You've got the power.

Invisble touch!

it reaches in and grabs right hold of your heart ...and rips it out

I think it's the same logic behind WINRARS DUN DO DRUGZ just before a violent video game started in the arcades, too. Because clearly those maniacs in the games never touched a drug in their life.

William Sessions wouldn't lie to us at a time like this!

I think it was like, "Winners Don't Use Drugs!" just kind of a PSA thingie, nothing to do with the game.

It's so odd!