Hello、munejyuka。

In the book I read the other day、

There are two types of knowledge

It was written that。
What did you mean when you saw it? It became。

It was a good content to keep reading.、I would like to write it down here so I don't forget.。

There are two types of knowledge

According to the content of the book、There are two types of knowledge、

things that can be put into words

And

things that can't be put into words

I was told that there is。

I understand.。

What can be put into words、It is easy to understand if you imagine something like a book or reference book.。

What can't be put into words、It's something I've experienced or something that makes my body move on its own.。

You can't swim just by reading a book on how to swim.

In that book、As an easy-to-understand example、

You cannot swim just by reading books about swimming.

It was written as。

I agree。
surely、You can't swim just by reading a book on how to swim.。
Although it is possible to gain knowledge of how to move your hands and feet,、You won't be able to swim unless you actually try moving your limbs in the water.。

This is something that everyone knows、Isn't this something that is surprisingly easy to forget?

I think I understand it just by reading the book.

Isn't that the case?

Reading books is not the purpose。

read the book and practice、get better

The purpose should be。

I felt this was important。

Important knowledge is gained through practice

What was written next was、

There is a tendency to overestimate the knowledge that can be expressed in words.

is what they said。

What does that mean、

There is no ambiguity in knowledge that can be put into words.、I think it will inevitably be overestimated.。

It might be true if you ask me。

The content of the book is definitely true! I think it's true that there are quite a few fixed ideas.。

So、be in awe of the written word、This means that it is better not to overestimate.。

Important knowledge is gained through practice

about it。

I will live my daily life so as not to forget this!

that's all。