What's important is that all these 'things' and intangibles are connected, can morph into one another. There is local utility if not always pandemic utility. Godel's incompleteness theorems are interesting. What is more important is a post-Godel perspective. It is compatible with what is 'known'.
Information is transmittable and can be plurally resident in many possible ways and configurations.
We know something about information which may now only exist on the other side of godel's seemingly once impregnable 'knowledge boundary'. We know something about it. The universe has to be evaluated as if it were totally open and unbounded. Performance and experience have been our primary yardstick to guage 'reality'. Information' isn't just a tool or a sizable definable 'unit', it's a process.