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It really seems that there is only so much that you can learn from a book. Learning from someone "hands on" seems needed, and traditionally it has always been the case.
Hello, I would like to learn what the first sentence means. Does it mean "The things you can learn from a book are limited." (this is what I thought when I saw the following sentence.) or vice versa? Thanks in advance.
Meaning of the sentence... 
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