This is a bit abstract, but let’s break it down…..
First, let’s think about knowledge. Knowing about plumbing means understanding the theory, the system, the tools, and the techniques. This is valuable because it allows you to troubleshoot, plan, and understand the work being done. It’s like having a map; you know everything is and how it should work.
But doing plumbing is a different beast. It’s a hands-on practical experience. It’s about applying that knowledge in real world situations, dealing with the mess, the unexpected issues, and the physical labor. This is where the rubber meets the road, so to speak.
So, the value difference lies in the application knowledge is crucial, but without the ability to apply it, it’s just potential. Doing plumbing turns that potential into reality, solving actual problems and making things work.
Now to put it in a more precise response,
“Knowing plumbing is like having the blueprint; doing plumbing is like building the house. The value difference? One’s theory, the others’ execution. Both are crucial, but the execution gets the job done.”