Is it true that imagination is more important than knowledge?

There was a saying "Imagination is more important than knowledge" by Albert Einstein. Is it true? There are a lot of opinions about this question. There are two answers that people say most of the time. It is Yes, and No. But why?

Answers:No, it isn't trueMost people say "No, that is not true." Do they really know what they're saying? Can they really explain their answer? I also thought about this answer, but I found out that it was wrong. They say no because they will say, "you don't get any reference from what you see in imagination, while in knowledge you get information to store in your mind". Yes, it is trueAnother answer is what most people say is "Yes, it is true". My answer is Yes also, so I can explain why it is true. It's true because knowledge is limited. There will be one moment that you will forget knowledge. You will forget what you have learned. But imagination is unlimited. Plus, it is always in you. You imagine when you sleep, you daydream, and you dream about your past, present, and future. Imagination is unlimited because you can imagine anytime you want to imagine. You can imagine in the day, midday/noon, afternoon, night/evening, and even midnight. But it's up to you, when you want to imagine. Just remember, you can choose any opinion here.