Question

how does Andrew prove that there is a difference between textbook knowledge and paractical experience???​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Experience is the process through which conscious organisms perceive the world around them.[1][2] Experiences can be accompanied by active awareness on the part of the person having the experience, although they need not be.[3] Experience is the primary subject of various subfields of philosophy, including the philosophy of perception, the philosophy of mind, and phenomenology.

Several different senses of the word "experience" should be distinguished from one another. In the sense of the word under discussion here, "experience" means something along the lines of "perception", "sensation", or "observation". In this sense of the word, knowledge gained from experience is called "empirical knowledge" or "a posteriori knowledge".