This is one of the hosehold topics and I am pretty sure we don't have to waist our precious time arguing this kind of prepositions. We live, act, and take measures against the unwanted situation in order to survive. Even though we live in a favorable circumstances, we act in our own way.
After the action, words come. We human beings are prone to record every thing around us. Through this process of abstraction (wording), we boid down the real meaning, significance and the message we would like to read in the experience to the form of "a book".
So the actual experience and the knowledge we gain through and the counterpart we get in the books are two side of the same coin. Both are important, significant indespensable, and essential. We should deal with them on "both-are-important" basis.
That is the reason I say this kind of discussion would be waste of the time.
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