LogFAQs > #980263775

People are really over-valuing the knowledge here. Scientific knowledge is important, but mostly useless without the skills for application of knowledge.

Compare it like this, I could go to youtube and watch hundreds of hours about rebuilding a car engine. That would make incredibly knowledgeable on how to rebuild a care engine. If I only knew it but had never done it, how good would I actually be at doing it.

Knowing everything won't necessarily make you great at using that knowledge to make the next scientific connection to the unknown. In fact you probably won't, because if you had that skill you would already be doing it.

Also, knowledge won't really help you get the perfect body. There is no scientific "right" way to get there, you'll be presented with a bunch of trial and error to find out what works for you the same as if you Googled it. And yet again that's the easy part, the application part is why people don't have perfect bodies.