I think Platos/Socrates point holds still. You can read exactly how to build a house having never built one and "know" how to build a house. There is a vast dif

I think Platos/Socrates point holds still. You can read exactly how to build a house having never built one and "know" how to build a house. There is a vast difference between that and actually whats learned while building a house. I have learned a lot by reading but it always pales to what I learned from doing. I would trust the person more who built ten houses compared to a person who read every word written about building them but never built one.