If written directions alone would suffice, libraries wouldn't need to have the rest of the universities attached.

Summary

This quote suggests that if written instructions were enough to acquire knowledge, libraries would be sufficient on their own without the need for universities. It implies that libraries exist to provide more than just written directions or information, but instead offer additional resources such as expert guidance, interaction with knowledgeable individuals, and access to various educational tools. The quote emphasizes the importance of universities in delivering a comprehensive learning experience, beyond what can be found in books or other written materials alone.

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